Titlebook: Applied Rasch Measurement: A Book of Exemplars; Papers in Honour of Rupert Maclean,Ryo Watanabe,Njora Hungi Book 2005 Springer Science+Bus

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Adriana Allen,Liza Griffin,Cassidy Johnsons that arise in multidimensional measurement. The first issue is the question of whether one should (or perhaps, can) design items that relate to multiple dimensions. The second issue arises when there is more than one form of multidimensionality present in the item design: should one use just one o

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