T13.01.S02 Psychometrics

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This podcast explains slide 2 from the document “T13.01. Information functions”. Cont

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Creador: MELIA NAVARRO, JOSE LUIS RSS meliajl

Categoría: PsicologĂ­a RSS PsicologĂ­a
Clasificación Unesco: PsicologĂ­a::EvaluaciĂłn y diagnĂłstico en psicologĂ­a::PsicometrĂ­a
Descripción: This podcast explains slide 2 from the document “T13.01. Information functions”. Contents: -Description and interpretation of a graph displaying the ICCs of two items. -Comparison of the two ICCs from the perspective of the item the discrimination.
Etiquetas: Psychometrics IRT CTT
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