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Causal Effects EAM Fachgruppe Methoden und Evaluation (DGPs)

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en  Item-Response-Theory

Kursleitung: Prof. Dr. Rolf Steyer

Wintersemester 2016/2017, Kurs, Sprache: Englisch

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Date Topic Video Präsentation (PDF) and other material
2016-10-17
  1. Introduction and Outline of the lecture
  2. Repetition of the basic ideas of Classical Test Theory (CTT)
  3. Models of CTT
  4. The model of essentially tau-equivalent variables
 Video (Stream)

Video (Download; VLC Player) 		Slides (Organizational Issues & Repeating the Essentials of Classical Test Theory)

Slides (Model of essentially tau-equivalent tests)

Blackboard sketches
2016-10-24
  1. The model of essentially tau-equivalent variables (continued)
  2. The role of latent variables in Psychology
  3. The logit transformation of probabilities
  4. The definition of the latent variable in the Rasch model
  5. Rasch homogeneity
  6. U-Conditional independence of the items
  7. An example with Joe and Ann illustrating the Rasch model
 Video (Stream)

Video (Download; VLC Player) 		Slides
2016-11-07
  1. Rabix, a program for explorating the Rasch model and the Birnbaum model
  2. Itemcharacteristic functions
  3. Likelihood functions
  4. Estimation of the person parameter using maximum likelihood
  5. Item information functions
  6. Test information function
  7. Standard error function for the estimation of the person parameter
  8. Identification of the item parameters
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Video (Download; VLC Player) 		Slides

Rabix

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2016-11-14
  1. The life-satisfaction data
  2. Recoding of the negatively formulated items
  3. Analysis of the life-satisfaction data with the Rasch modell (WINMIRA)
  4. Person parameter estimation
  5. Item parameter estimation
 Video (Stream)

Video (Download; VLC Player) 		Material
2016-11-21
  1. Interpretation of the Q-statistics in Winmira for the items
  2. Bootstrap model test
  3. Generating data according to the Rasch modell
  4. Analysis of the generated data with Winmira
  5. Generating data according to the Birnbaum model
  6. Analysis of the generated data with Winmira, in particular the Q-statistics and bootstrap procedure
  7. Generating data according to the Birnbaum model according to a latent variable model with two latent variables
  8. Analysis of the generated data with Winmira
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Video (Download; VLC Player) 		Material

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2016-11-28
  1. Summary presentation of the Birnbaum 2-PL-model
  2. Summary presentation of the Birnbaum 3-PL-model (with guessing parameter)
  3. Analysis of the life satisfaction scale according to the Rasch model with Mplus
  4. Discussion of the Mplus Input and Output for this model
 Video (Stream)

Video (Download; VLC Player) 		Slides (The two parameter logistic Birnbaum model)

Slides (The three parameter logistic Birnbaum model)

Mplus-In- and Outputs

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2016-12-05
  1. Specification of the 2PL-Birnbaum model in Mplus for the life satisfaction data
  2. Test of the hypothesis: „The Rasch model holds“ using the Wald test
  3. Specification of the 2PL-Birnbaum model in Mplus for generated data that follow the Birnbaum model.
  4. Test of the hypothesis: „The Rasch model holds“ using the Wald test for these data that follow the Birnbaum model
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Video (Download; VLC Player) 		Material

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2016-12-12
  1. A first two-dimensional IRT model with an own latent variable for the positively and for the negatively formulated items. A first alternative to the Birnbaum model
  2. Testing the hypothesis: The correlation between the two latent variables is 1.
  3. The general structural model for the latent variables and the matrices involved in this model.
  4. An alternative way of testing the hypothesis mentioned above. The regression of Xi2 on Xi1 is perfect. (The variance of the residual is 0).
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Video (Download; VLC Player) 		Material

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2016-12-19
  1. Rasch and Birnbaum analog probit models
  2. Model test in these models
  3. A two-dimensional probit model
  4. Data generation according to the Birnbaum analog probit model
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Video (Download; VLC Player) 		Material

Blackboard sketches
2017-01-02
  1. Link functions and response functions in the logit model and in the probit model
  2. Assumptions defining the logit model and the probit model
  3. Factor analytic representation of the probit model
  4. Relationships between the parameters of different models and parameterizations
  5. Analysis of the probit model using generated data
  6. First ideas of item response latent state-trait theory
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Video (Download; VLC Player) 		Slides

Mplus-In- and Outputs

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2017-01-09
  1. Basic ideas of latent state-trait-theory
  2. Singletrait model, multistate model and multistate-singletrait model
  3. Analysis of a probit multistate model with the life-satisfaction scale (3 times points)
  4. Analysis of this model with the additional constraint: The correlations of the three latent state variables are equal to 1
  5. Analysis of a probit singletrait model with the life-satisfaction scale (3 times points)
  6. Differences between the last two models
 Video (Stream)

Video (Download; VLC Player) 		Mplus-In- and Outputs

Blackboard sketches
2017-01-16
  1. The Partial Credit Model
  2. U-conditional threshold-probabilities
  3. The two assumptions defining the Partial Credit Model and the definition of the latent variable
  4. Interpretation of the threshold parameters
  5. Graphs of the U-conditional threshold-probabilities for different categories as a function of the latent variable
  6. Graphs of the U-conditional probabilities for different categories as a function of the latent variable
  7. Ways of fixing the (version of the) latent variable
  8. Using the Partial Credit Model for four items of the scale „well-being“ of the Multidimensional Mood State Questionnaire with Winmira.
  9. Interpretation of the output of Winmira
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Video (Download; VLC Player) 		Winmira-Outputs

Blackboard sketch
2017-01-23
  1. Graded Response Model (GRM) with logit and probit link functions
  2. Basic assumptions and their implications for the category probabilities
  3. Thresholds and discrimination parameters in these models
  4. Application of the probit GRM for the data of the well-being scale of the MDMQ at time 1
  5. Fixing the scale of the latent variables
  6. Generalizing the probit GRM to a latent state model for three time points
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Video (Download; VLC Player) 		Slides
(updated 2017-01-27)

Mplus-In- and Outputs

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2017-01-30 Video (Stream)

Video (Download; VLC Player) 		Slides

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