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Modern measurement in the social sciences

Bovaird et al., 2008

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86497002660695639
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Bovaird J
Embretson S
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The Sage handbook of social research methods

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While item response theory (IRT) is a viable and well-established methodology for educational measures, it is still relatively unused in psychology and the rest of the social sciences. Despite its underutilization in the mainstream of social research, IRT is appropriate …
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