Volume 6, Number 3. Autumn 2005
The Multilevel Measurement Model: Introduction to the Special Issue, S. Natasha Beretvas and Akihito Kamata
Demonstration of Software Programs for Estimating Multilevel Measurement Model Parameters, J. Kyle Roberts and Rich Herrington
Mixed Model Estimation Methods for the Rasch Model, Frank Rijmen, Francis Tuerlinckx, Michael Meulders, Dirk J. M. Smits, and Katalin Balazs
Some Links between Classical and Modern Test Theory via the Two-Level Hierarchical General Linear Model, Yasuo Miyazaki
Modeling Local Item Dependence with the Hierarchical Generalized Linear Model, Hong Jaio, Shudong Wang, and Akihito Kamata
The Cross-Classified Multilevel Measurement Model: An Explanation and Demonstration, S. Natasha Beretvas, Jason L. Meyers, and Rolando A. Rodriguez
Test Equating in the Presence of DIF Items, Kwang-lee Chu and Akihito Kamata
Richard M. Smith, Editor
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Volume 6, Number 4. Winter 2005
Unique Properties of Rasch Model Item Information Functions, Randall Penfield
Evaluation of the Diabetes Self-Care Scale, Nantawadee P. Lee and William P. Fisher, Jr.
Rasch Analysis Examining Processing Mechanisms of the Object Location Memory, Tracy L. Kline and Karen M. Schmidt
Using the Rasch Model to Develop a Measure of Second Language Learners' Willingness to Communicate within a Language Classroom, Christopher Weaver
Knowledge and Understanding Asia: Using a Common Item Pool to Obtain National Estimates, Patrick Griffin and Kerry Woods
Measuring and Comparing Higher Education Quality between Countries Worldwide, Anatoli A. Maslak, George Karabatsos, Tatijana S. Anisimova, and Sergi A. Osipov
Understanding Rasch Measurement: The Relationship between the Rating Scale and Partial Credit Models and the Implication of Disordered Thresholds of the Rasch Models for Polychotomous Responses, Guanzhong Luo
Richard M. Smith, Editor
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Journal of Applied Measurement 6:3 and 6:4 … Rasch Measurement Transactions, 2005, 19:2 p. 1021
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