The two-parameter graded response latent trait model was applied to data collected from a conventionally constructed Likert-type attitude scale. Comparisons were made of both the person latent trait estimates and the item parameter estimates with their counterparts from the conventional scaling method. Also studied were the goodness of fit of the graded response model and the information function feature of the model indicating the precision of measurement at each level of the attitude trait continuum. The results demonstrated that the graded response model could be successfully used to perform attitude measurement for Likert scales
A. We model attitudes as latent variables that induce stochastic dominance rela-tions in (item) resp...
This paper describes the applicability of item re-sponse theory to attitude scale development and pr...
The Graded Response Model (GRM; Samejima, Estimation of ability using a response pattern o
Likert-type rating scales are an important means of attitude assessment in the social sciences. A co...
A latent trait measurement model in which ordered response categories are both parameterized and s...
scales to measure affective behaviors-that all respondents must use the ordered response categories ...
The fundamental requirement of using Likert scales to measure affective behaviors-that all respond...
THE selection of items for the measurement of attitudes and the objective quantification of such mea...
Binary or graded disagree-agree responses to attitude items are often collected for the purpose of ...
This paper discusses the problem of missing values in attitude scales with categorical items. A simp...
A study on response stability when a subject encounters personal-ity inventory items is re-examined ...
Unfolding data for unidimensional variables con structed from direct responses (e.g., agreement or d...
This paper describes the applicability of item response theory to attitude scale development and pr...
Although there is no doubt that Likert scaling suffices for straightforward scale development and us...
The present study investigated a new method of quantifying trait prominence, one that provides an em...
A. We model attitudes as latent variables that induce stochastic dominance rela-tions in (item) resp...
This paper describes the applicability of item re-sponse theory to attitude scale development and pr...
The Graded Response Model (GRM; Samejima, Estimation of ability using a response pattern o
Likert-type rating scales are an important means of attitude assessment in the social sciences. A co...
A latent trait measurement model in which ordered response categories are both parameterized and s...
scales to measure affective behaviors-that all respondents must use the ordered response categories ...
The fundamental requirement of using Likert scales to measure affective behaviors-that all respond...
THE selection of items for the measurement of attitudes and the objective quantification of such mea...
Binary or graded disagree-agree responses to attitude items are often collected for the purpose of ...
This paper discusses the problem of missing values in attitude scales with categorical items. A simp...
A study on response stability when a subject encounters personal-ity inventory items is re-examined ...
Unfolding data for unidimensional variables con structed from direct responses (e.g., agreement or d...
This paper describes the applicability of item response theory to attitude scale development and pr...
Although there is no doubt that Likert scaling suffices for straightforward scale development and us...
The present study investigated a new method of quantifying trait prominence, one that provides an em...
A. We model attitudes as latent variables that induce stochastic dominance rela-tions in (item) resp...
This paper describes the applicability of item re-sponse theory to attitude scale development and pr...
The Graded Response Model (GRM; Samejima, Estimation of ability using a response pattern o