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Using Mixed-Measurement Item Response Theory With Covariates (MM-IRT-C) to Ascertain Observed and Unobserved Measurement Equivalence

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Using Mixed-Measurement Item Response Theory With Covariates (MM-IRT-C) to Ascertain Observed and Unobserved Measurement Equivalence (English)

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Louis Tay

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Daniel A. Newman

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Jeroen K. Vermunt

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29 April 2010

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Organizational Research Methods

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14

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147-176

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