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Materials Similar to Multidimensional item response theory and the Force Concept Inventory

• 85%: Identifying a preinstruction to postinstruction factor model for the Force Concept Inventory within a multitrait item response theory framework
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• 62%: An item-response curves analysis of the Force Concept Inventory
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