The “Ask the Experts ” series is a new feature in RMT in which experts throughout the world weigh-in on a number of controversial topics. For this issue, I have selected the topic of Rasch versus factor analysis. I selected this topic because numerous Rasch enthusiasts have mentioned many journal reviewers and editors continue to confuse the methodologies and sometimes require additional, and unnecessary, data analyses. Thus, the purpose of this piece is to provide readers with authoritative insights on Rasch versus factor analysis and help Rasch advocates overcome these common objections to Rasch analyses. The expert panel for this piece includes Karl Ban
I guess I just grew sick and tired of the same old request after almost every presentation I made at...
The Rasch Analysis transforms raw scores of questionnaires into measures, satisfying fundamental mea...
The Rasch Analysis transforms raw scores of questionnaires into measures, satisfying fundamental mea...
A large number of papers and technical reports are published every year describing researches where ...
The Rasch model is a probabilistic model which describes the interaction of persons (test takers/sur...
For many researchers, the Rasch model provides a very practical solution to data analysis in the soc...
For many researchers the Rasch model provides a very practical solution to data analysis in the soci...
A recent review of the literature concluded that Rasch measurement is an influential approach in psy...
Tesio (2014) responded with a very thoughtful article in RMT 28:1 to two articles by Stenner, Burdic...
A recent review of the literature concluded that Rasch measurement is an influential approach in psy...
[This paper is part of the Focused Collection on Quantitative Methods in PER: A Critical Examination...
This chapter provides an introductory overview of many-facet Rasch measurement (MFRM). Broadly speak...
Empirical research papers advocating the use of the Rasch model (Rasch, 1960) typically emphasize th...
This paper argues that the Rasch model, unlike the other models generally referred to as IRT models,...
For many researchers, the Rasch model provides a very practical solution to data analysis in the soc...
I guess I just grew sick and tired of the same old request after almost every presentation I made at...
The Rasch Analysis transforms raw scores of questionnaires into measures, satisfying fundamental mea...
The Rasch Analysis transforms raw scores of questionnaires into measures, satisfying fundamental mea...
A large number of papers and technical reports are published every year describing researches where ...
The Rasch model is a probabilistic model which describes the interaction of persons (test takers/sur...
For many researchers, the Rasch model provides a very practical solution to data analysis in the soc...
For many researchers the Rasch model provides a very practical solution to data analysis in the soci...
A recent review of the literature concluded that Rasch measurement is an influential approach in psy...
Tesio (2014) responded with a very thoughtful article in RMT 28:1 to two articles by Stenner, Burdic...
A recent review of the literature concluded that Rasch measurement is an influential approach in psy...
[This paper is part of the Focused Collection on Quantitative Methods in PER: A Critical Examination...
This chapter provides an introductory overview of many-facet Rasch measurement (MFRM). Broadly speak...
Empirical research papers advocating the use of the Rasch model (Rasch, 1960) typically emphasize th...
This paper argues that the Rasch model, unlike the other models generally referred to as IRT models,...
For many researchers, the Rasch model provides a very practical solution to data analysis in the soc...
I guess I just grew sick and tired of the same old request after almost every presentation I made at...
The Rasch Analysis transforms raw scores of questionnaires into measures, satisfying fundamental mea...
The Rasch Analysis transforms raw scores of questionnaires into measures, satisfying fundamental mea...
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