An Item Response Theory Model for Incorporating Response Time Data in Binary Personality Items

By Pere J. Ferrando, Urbano Lorenzo-Seva. 2007

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Subfields: Food Science, Management Science and Operations Research, Statistics and Probability

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2. J. Patrick Meyer
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5. Patrick C. Kyllonen
6. Cees A. W. Glas
7. J. Wim
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Citations in the corpus

• Conceptual Issues in Response-Time Modeling. (2009, methodology): “…combination of the logarithmic transformation of the RT with a normal distribution for yields a lognormal model for the RT. i b . i j i a b q - ij e Ferrando and Lorenzo-Seva (2007) presented a version of the model in (12) and (13) for items in personality tests with the regression of the RT on 2…”