Does Sparseness Matter? Examining the Use of Generalizability Theory and Many-Facet Rasch Measurement in Sparse Rating Designs

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RT @ProfessorWind: New paper online in APM today (after being under review for 3+ years!) on using G theory and many-facet models to detect…

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New paper online in APM today (after being under review for 3+ years!) on using G theory and many-facet models to detect rater effects in sparse designs: https://t.co/Mbsn4o30vv. 🤓 📏@UA_QUANT @UAESPRMC

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