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Loglinear Rasch models for the Analysis of Stability and Change

Loglinear Rasch models for the analysis of stability and change
Authors: Meiser, Thorsten;

Loglinear Rasch models for the Analysis of Stability and Change

Abstract

Loglinear unidimensional and multidimensional Rasch models are considered for the analysis of repeated observations of polytomous indicators with ordered response categories. Reparameterizations and parameter restrictions are provided which facilitate specification of a variety of hypotheses about latent processes of change. Models of purely quantitative change in latent traits are proposed as well as models including structural change. A conditional likelihood ratio test is presented for the comparison of unidimensional and multiple scales Rasch models. In the context of longitudinal research, this renders possible the statistical test of homogeneity of change against subject-specific change in latent traits. Applications to two empirical data sets illustrate the use of the models.

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goodness of fit testing, conditional likelihood ratio test, measurement of change, nonstandard loglinear model, parameter restrictions, multidimensional Rasch models, multiple scales Rasch models, structural change, repeated observations, ordered response categories, test of homogeneity of change, polytomous indicators, latent traits, Applications of statistics to psychology

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