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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"ideal point model"”.
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Developing ideal intermediate items for the ideal point model
… that they can be perfectly calibrated by the ideal point model. 355 college students were selected to answer a series of personality and vocational interest measures including self-developed intermediate items. Results showed that personality and vocational interest scales demonstrated …
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Applications of Ideal Point Approaches to Scale Construction and Scoring in Personality Measurement: The Development of a Six-Faceted Measure of Conscientiousness
Results clearly showed that the ideal point approach was more advantageous than traditionally used methods. First, ideal point models showed better fits to personality items. Second, the greater flexibility of ideal point model allowed utilization of greater numbers of items for scale construction. …
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Though forced, still valid: Psychometric equivalence of forced-choice and single-statement measures
… by the Multi-unidimensional Pairwise Preference Model (MUPP) and SS measures scored with an ideal point model yielded similar factor structures and almost identical criterion-related validity across 12 criteria. Both formats also had similar pattern of marginal reliabilities and test-retest …
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Measurement equivalence of the Comprehensive Personality Scales across cultures: an item response theory approach
… Personality Scale (Wang, 2013). A dominance IRT model (SGRM) and an ideal point model (the GGUM) were applied within the NHST paradigm, due to the debate over which is the more appropriate model for personality research. Nye’s (2011) DIF effect size measure was also used in the current study to …
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When matches are ideal: Fitting measurement models to adult attachment data
… for these inventories actually follows an ideal-point process in which respondents seek to endorse items that best describe them, leading to non-monotonic relations between item responses and latent traits. This study examined whether the item response process underlying the Experiences in …
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The psychometric principles of affect: are they ideal?
… and sadness occur because individuals use an ideal point response process to respond to affect indicators. An ideal point process posits that individuals endorse items most close to their latent trait standing. Hence, individuals feeling less intense emotions can endorse both positive and …
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Investigating the process underlying responses to emotional intelligence inventories
… measure). By investigating item parameters and model fits using item response theory (IRT), we found that EI measures constructed from different theoretical backgrounds resulted in different response processes. Specifically, dominance model fit self-report ability EI scale (WLEIS) and subscales …
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Effects of respondent training on self-report personality assessment: an item response theory approach
… polytomous vs. dichotomous) on item performance, model-data fit, and criterion-related validity. Participants recruited from MTurk (n = 1977) were randomly assigned to 1 of the 4 groups differing in training (i.e. training vs. no training) and response scale (i.e. 4-point Likert scale vs. …