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  1. A recent tutorial paper on Bayesian #ItemResponseTheory with brms called for the creation of an R package make it easier for researchers to run this type of analysis. While my package is focused on #Rasch models, I hope it contributes towards this end doi.org/10.1016/j.jsp.2024.101

  2. A recent tutorial paper on Bayesian #ItemResponseTheory with brms called for the creation of an R package make it easier for researchers to run this type of analysis. While my package is focused on #Rasch models, I hope it contributes towards this end doi.org/10.1016/j.jsp.2024.101

  3. A recent tutorial paper on Bayesian #ItemResponseTheory with brms called for the creation of an R package make it easier for researchers to run this type of analysis. While my package is focused on #Rasch models, I hope it contributes towards this end doi.org/10.1016/j.jsp.2024.101

  4. A recent tutorial paper on Bayesian #ItemResponseTheory with brms called for the creation of an R package make it easier for researchers to run this type of analysis. While my package is focused on #Rasch models, I hope it contributes towards this end doi.org/10.1016/j.jsp.2024.101

  5. A recent tutorial paper on Bayesian #ItemResponseTheory with brms called for the creation of an R package make it easier for researchers to run this type of analysis. While my package is focused on #Rasch models, I hope it contributes towards this end doi.org/10.1016/j.jsp.2024.101

  6. A post by Julia Rohrer on 🟦 had me revisit one of my earlier studies in which we used Mixed #Rasch Models to identify response styles in a personality questionnaire and then investigate differential item functioning across gender* groups.
    econtent.hogrefe.com/doi/10.10

    Overall, the DIF results were consistent and gender-DIF and response styles likely independently influenced item responses.

    #Psychometrics

    *Published 2013, i.e. we would probably approach that part with a bit more nuance today.

  7. A post by Julia Rohrer on 🟦 had me revisit one of my earlier studies in which we used Mixed #Rasch Models to identify response styles in a personality questionnaire and then investigate differential item functioning across gender* groups.
    econtent.hogrefe.com/doi/10.10

    Overall, the DIF results were consistent and gender-DIF and response styles likely independently influenced item responses.

    #Psychometrics

    *Published 2013, i.e. we would probably approach that part with a bit more nuance today.

  8. A post by Julia Rohrer on 🟦 had me revisit one of my earlier studies in which we used Mixed #Rasch Models to identify response styles in a personality questionnaire and then investigate differential item functioning across gender* groups.
    econtent.hogrefe.com/doi/10.10

    Overall, the DIF results were consistent and gender-DIF and response styles likely independently influenced item responses.

    #Psychometrics

    *Published 2013, i.e. we would probably approach that part with a bit more nuance today.

  9. A post by Julia Rohrer on 🟦 had me revisit one of my earlier studies in which we used Mixed #Rasch Models to identify response styles in a personality questionnaire and then investigate differential item functioning across gender* groups.
    econtent.hogrefe.com/doi/10.10

    Overall, the DIF results were consistent and gender-DIF and response styles likely independently influenced item responses.

    #Psychometrics

    *Published 2013, i.e. we would probably approach that part with a bit more nuance today.

  10. Right now, a #Rasch's world premiere and #Beethoven's Ninth with Mesak, d'Angelo, Sokolowski and Fischesser from #Berlin buff.ly/4gQmsX2 #wch

  11. Right now, a #Rasch's world premiere and #Beethoven's Ninth with Mesak, d'Angelo, Sokolowski and Fischesser from #Berlin buff.ly/4gQmsX2 #wch

  12. Right now, a #Rasch's world premiere and #Beethoven's Ninth with Mesak, d'Angelo, Sokolowski and Fischesser from #Berlin buff.ly/4gQmsX2 #wch

  13. Right now, a #Rasch's world premiere and #Beethoven's Ninth with Mesak, d'Angelo, Sokolowski and Fischesser from #Berlin buff.ly/4gQmsX2 #wch

  14. Right now, a #Rasch's world premiere and #Beethoven's Ninth with Mesak, d'Angelo, Sokolowski and Fischesser from #Berlin buff.ly/4gQmsX2 #wch

  15. In 20 minutes, a #Rasch's world premiere and #Beethoven's Ninth with Mesak, d'Angelo, Sokolowski and Fischesser from #Berlin buff.ly/4gQmsX2 #wch

  16. In 20 minutes, a #Rasch's world premiere and #Beethoven's Ninth with Mesak, d'Angelo, Sokolowski and Fischesser from #Berlin buff.ly/4gQmsX2 #wch

  17. In 20 minutes, a #Rasch's world premiere and #Beethoven's Ninth with Mesak, d'Angelo, Sokolowski and Fischesser from #Berlin buff.ly/4gQmsX2 #wch

  18. In 20 minutes, a #Rasch's world premiere and #Beethoven's Ninth with Mesak, d'Angelo, Sokolowski and Fischesser from #Berlin buff.ly/4gQmsX2 #wch

  19. In 20 minutes, a #Rasch's world premiere and #Beethoven's Ninth with Mesak, d'Angelo, Sokolowski and Fischesser from #Berlin buff.ly/4gQmsX2 #wch

  20. Today, a #Rasch's world premiere and #Beethoven's Ninth with Mesak, d'Angelo, Sokolowski and Fischesser from #Berlin buff.ly/4gQmsX2 #wch

  21. Today, a #Rasch's world premiere and #Beethoven's Ninth with Mesak, d'Angelo, Sokolowski and Fischesser from #Berlin buff.ly/4gQmsX2 #wch

  22. Today, a #Rasch's world premiere and #Beethoven's Ninth with Mesak, d'Angelo, Sokolowski and Fischesser from #Berlin buff.ly/4gQmsX2 #wch

  23. Today, a #Rasch's world premiere and #Beethoven's Ninth with Mesak, d'Angelo, Sokolowski and Fischesser from #Berlin buff.ly/4gQmsX2 #wch

  24. Today, a #Rasch's world premiere and #Beethoven's Ninth with Mesak, d'Angelo, Sokolowski and Fischesser from #Berlin buff.ly/4gQmsX2 #wch

  25. Rule of thumb cutoff values for various model fit metrics are ubiquitous in #psychometrics, despite evidence of the pitfalls with using them. I’ve added functions to my #rstats package to easily get correct simulation based cutoffs for some #Rasch model aspects. A brief example: pgmj.github.io/simcutoffs.html

  26. Rule of thumb cutoff values for various model fit metrics are ubiquitous in #psychometrics, despite evidence of the pitfalls with using them. I’ve added functions to my #rstats package to easily get correct simulation based cutoffs for some #Rasch model aspects. A brief example: pgmj.github.io/simcutoffs.html

  27. Rule of thumb cutoff values for various model fit metrics are ubiquitous in #psychometrics, despite evidence of the pitfalls with using them. I’ve added functions to my #rstats package to easily get correct simulation based cutoffs for some #Rasch model aspects. A brief example: pgmj.github.io/simcutoffs.html

  28. Rule of thumb cutoff values for various model fit metrics are ubiquitous in #psychometrics, despite evidence of the pitfalls with using them. I’ve added functions to my #rstats package to easily get correct simulation based cutoffs for some #Rasch model aspects. A brief example: pgmj.github.io/simcutoffs.html

  29. Rule of thumb cutoff values for various model fit metrics are ubiquitous in #psychometrics, despite evidence of the pitfalls with using them. I’ve added functions to my #rstats package to easily get correct simulation based cutoffs for some #Rasch model aspects. A brief example: pgmj.github.io/simcutoffs.html

  30. Moin ☕ Dieser Artikel aus dem Ruhrpott motiviert vielleicht ein bisschen. Zu einer Suche in #Bremen ganz oben: Seit 2 Jahren hier im Norden im Bau, der Radschnellweg #RASCH von Verden her.

    rasch-achim.de/ #verkehrswende #fahrrad

  31. Moin ☕ Dieser Artikel aus dem Ruhrpott motiviert vielleicht ein bisschen. Zu einer Suche in #Bremen ganz oben: Seit 2 Jahren hier im Norden im Bau, der Radschnellweg #RASCH von Verden her.

    rasch-achim.de/ #verkehrswende #fahrrad

  32. Moin ☕ Dieser Artikel aus dem Ruhrpott motiviert vielleicht ein bisschen. Zu einer Suche in #Bremen ganz oben: Seit 2 Jahren hier im Norden im Bau, der Radschnellweg #RASCH von Verden her.

    rasch-achim.de/ #verkehrswende #fahrrad

  33. Moin ☕ Dieser Artikel aus dem Ruhrpott motiviert vielleicht ein bisschen. Zu einer Suche in #Bremen ganz oben: Seit 2 Jahren hier im Norden im Bau, der Radschnellweg #RASCH von Verden her.

    rasch-achim.de/ #verkehrswende #fahrrad

  34. I will be giving a pre-conference workshop on #Rasch analysis using R and Quarto, focused on the package I developed, RISEkbmRasch, at the 1st Scandinavian Applied #Measurement Conference on the 12th of June.

    hkr.se/en/collaboration/samc20

    pgmj.github.io/raschrvignette/

    #psychometrics

  35. I will be giving a pre-conference workshop on #Rasch analysis using R and Quarto, focused on the package I developed, RISEkbmRasch, at the 1st Scandinavian Applied #Measurement Conference on the 12th of June.

    hkr.se/en/collaboration/samc20

    pgmj.github.io/raschrvignette/

    #psychometrics

  36. I will be giving a pre-conference workshop on #Rasch analysis using R and Quarto, focused on the package I developed, RISEkbmRasch, at the 1st Scandinavian Applied #Measurement Conference on the 12th of June.

    hkr.se/en/collaboration/samc20

    pgmj.github.io/raschrvignette/

    #psychometrics

  37. I will be giving a pre-conference workshop on #Rasch analysis using R and Quarto, focused on the package I developed, RISEkbmRasch, at the 1st Scandinavian Applied #Measurement Conference on the 12th of June.

    hkr.se/en/collaboration/samc20

    pgmj.github.io/raschrvignette/

    #psychometrics

  38. I will be giving a pre-conference workshop on #Rasch analysis using R and Quarto, focused on the package I developed, RISEkbmRasch, at the 1st Scandinavian Applied #Measurement Conference on the 12th of June.

    hkr.se/en/collaboration/samc20

    pgmj.github.io/raschrvignette/

    #psychometrics

  39. New paper out on the Perceived Stress Scale! The PSS is a very commonly (mis)used measure, and our analysis clearly shows the need for changing how it is used.
    doi.org/10.1186/s12888-023-051

    #openaccess #openscience #opendata #psychometrics #rasch #measurement #stress

    First, only the negative items actually assess stress and work together as a unidimensional scale. This means a shorter scale, 7 items from the PSS-14 (6 items from PSS-10).

    1/2

  40. New paper out on the Perceived Stress Scale! The PSS is a very commonly (mis)used measure, and our analysis clearly shows the need for changing how it is used.
    doi.org/10.1186/s12888-023-051

    #openaccess #openscience #opendata #psychometrics #rasch #measurement #stress

    First, only the negative items actually assess stress and work together as a unidimensional scale. This means a shorter scale, 7 items from the PSS-14 (6 items from PSS-10).

    1/2

  41. New paper out on the Perceived Stress Scale! The PSS is a very commonly (mis)used measure, and our analysis clearly shows the need for changing how it is used.
    doi.org/10.1186/s12888-023-051

    #openaccess #openscience #opendata #psychometrics #rasch #measurement #stress

    First, only the negative items actually assess stress and work together as a unidimensional scale. This means a shorter scale, 7 items from the PSS-14 (6 items from PSS-10).

    1/2

  42. New paper out on the Perceived Stress Scale! The PSS is a very commonly (mis)used measure, and our analysis clearly shows the need for changing how it is used.
    doi.org/10.1186/s12888-023-051

    #openaccess #openscience #opendata #psychometrics #rasch #measurement #stress

    First, only the negative items actually assess stress and work together as a unidimensional scale. This means a shorter scale, 7 items from the PSS-14 (6 items from PSS-10).

    1/2

  43. New paper out on the Perceived Stress Scale! The PSS is a very commonly (mis)used measure, and our analysis clearly shows the need for changing how it is used.
    doi.org/10.1186/s12888-023-051

    #openaccess #openscience #opendata #psychometrics #rasch #measurement #stress

    First, only the negative items actually assess stress and work together as a unidimensional scale. This means a shorter scale, 7 items from the PSS-14 (6 items from PSS-10).

    1/2

  44. @jrboehnke Yes, these are great. I make use of the catR::thetaEst() function in my #Rasch #rstats package.

    I currently do a lot of work with public health (youth/school) surveys and really recognize the disconnect you mention. The norm seems to be dichotomization of single items and arbitrary "index" creation based on multiple items, scaled to 0-100.

    I've documented (in Swedish, unfortunately) extensive psychometrics for a school survey (with R-code but no data): pgmj.github.io/sthlmsenk/

  45. @jrboehnke Yes, these are great. I make use of the catR::thetaEst() function in my #Rasch #rstats package.

    I currently do a lot of work with public health (youth/school) surveys and really recognize the disconnect you mention. The norm seems to be dichotomization of single items and arbitrary "index" creation based on multiple items, scaled to 0-100.

    I've documented (in Swedish, unfortunately) extensive psychometrics for a school survey (with R-code but no data): pgmj.github.io/sthlmsenk/

  46. @jrboehnke Yes, these are great. I make use of the catR::thetaEst() function in my #Rasch #rstats package.

    I currently do a lot of work with public health (youth/school) surveys and really recognize the disconnect you mention. The norm seems to be dichotomization of single items and arbitrary "index" creation based on multiple items, scaled to 0-100.

    I've documented (in Swedish, unfortunately) extensive psychometrics for a school survey (with R-code but no data): pgmj.github.io/sthlmsenk/

  47. @jrboehnke Yes, these are great. I make use of the catR::thetaEst() function in my #Rasch #rstats package.

    I currently do a lot of work with public health (youth/school) surveys and really recognize the disconnect you mention. The norm seems to be dichotomization of single items and arbitrary "index" creation based on multiple items, scaled to 0-100.

    I've documented (in Swedish, unfortunately) extensive psychometrics for a school survey (with R-code but no data): pgmj.github.io/sthlmsenk/

  48. @jrboehnke Yes, these are great. I make use of the catR::thetaEst() function in my #Rasch #rstats package.

    I currently do a lot of work with public health (youth/school) surveys and really recognize the disconnect you mention. The norm seems to be dichotomization of single items and arbitrary "index" creation based on multiple items, scaled to 0-100.

    I've documented (in Swedish, unfortunately) extensive psychometrics for a school survey (with R-code but no data): pgmj.github.io/sthlmsenk/

  49. I've made some updates to my #rstats package for #Rasch #psychometrics. For one, you can get this figure, illustrating the relationship between ordinal sum scores and logit interval scores (with measurement uncertainties). Logit scores are now estimated using WL to minimize bias. More info in the vignette: pgmj.github.io/raschrvignette/

  50. I've made some updates to my #rstats package for #Rasch #psychometrics. For one, you can get this figure, illustrating the relationship between ordinal sum scores and logit interval scores (with measurement uncertainties). Logit scores are now estimated using WL to minimize bias. More info in the vignette: pgmj.github.io/raschrvignette/

  51. I've made some updates to my #rstats package for #Rasch #psychometrics. For one, you can get this figure, illustrating the relationship between ordinal sum scores and logit interval scores (with measurement uncertainties). Logit scores are now estimated using WL to minimize bias. More info in the vignette: pgmj.github.io/raschrvignette/

  52. I've made some updates to my #rstats package for #Rasch #psychometrics. For one, you can get this figure, illustrating the relationship between ordinal sum scores and logit interval scores (with measurement uncertainties). Logit scores are now estimated using WL to minimize bias. More info in the vignette: pgmj.github.io/raschrvignette/

  53. I've made some updates to my #rstats package for #Rasch #psychometrics. For one, you can get this figure, illustrating the relationship between ordinal sum scores and logit interval scores (with measurement uncertainties). Logit scores are now estimated using WL to minimize bias. More info in the vignette: pgmj.github.io/raschrvignette/

  54. Last week "Quality of Life Research" #ISOQOL published 6 papers:
    link.springer.com/journal/1113

    For example,
    the use of #EyeTracking technology to investigate use of the #EQ5D
    link.springer.com/article/10.1

    the Norwegian Fatigue Characteristics and Interference Measure for #stroke survivors
    link.springer.com/article/10.1 #Rasch #Psychometrics

    and social factors of health-related quality of life in older adults
    link.springer.com/article/10.1

    #HRQL

  55. Last week "Quality of Life Research" #ISOQOL published 6 papers:
    link.springer.com/journal/1113

    For example,
    the use of #EyeTracking technology to investigate use of the #EQ5D
    link.springer.com/article/10.1

    the Norwegian Fatigue Characteristics and Interference Measure for #stroke survivors
    link.springer.com/article/10.1 #Rasch #Psychometrics

    and social factors of health-related quality of life in older adults
    link.springer.com/article/10.1

    #HRQL

  56. Last week "Quality of Life Research" #ISOQOL published 6 papers:
    link.springer.com/journal/1113

    For example,
    the use of #EyeTracking technology to investigate use of the #EQ5D
    link.springer.com/article/10.1

    the Norwegian Fatigue Characteristics and Interference Measure for #stroke survivors
    link.springer.com/article/10.1 #Rasch #Psychometrics

    and social factors of health-related quality of life in older adults
    link.springer.com/article/10.1

    #HRQL