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  1. Developing ideal intermediate items for the ideal point model

    The importance of intermediate items has been overlooked for years ever since the prevalence of using dominance-based Likert scales in measuring personality and vocational interests. Rather, intermediate items were usually discarded in dominance scale constructions as they were believed to perform …

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  2. 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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  3. When matches are ideal: Fitting measurement models to adult attachment data

    … assumptions. Specifically, it is assumed that the relationship between item endorsement and the latent trait is monotonically increasing. It is possible, however, that the item response process for these inventories actually follows an ideal-point process in which respondents seek to endorse …

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  4. Effects of respondent training on self-report personality assessment: an item response theory approach

    Within the item response theory (IRT) framework and inspired by the rater training literature, this study explored the effects of short online respondent training on personality item interpretation and responding and the number of response categories (i.e. polytomous vs. dichotomous) on item …

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