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EXTRA SLIDES Model 2: Latent Regression LLTM + e Indices: p = person i = item j = person covariate k = item/text feature Inclusion of i in (2) relaxes the strict assumption of LLTM However this model (cross classified, random effect

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Model 2: Latent Regression LLTM + e Indices: p = person i = item j = person covariate k = item/text feature à Inclusion of ε i in (2) relaxes the strict assumption of LLTM à However this model (cross classified, random effect model) takes a very long time to converge.
Model 3: Two-Stage Estimation of Latent Regression LLTM + e (Furr, 2017, a random-effects meta-regression model ) Indices: p = person i = item j = person covariate k = item/text feature
Add interaction terms à Between the reader factor (vocabulary level) and the text- and item-predictors to explore the effect modification.
Each student took 5 testlets in a testing session testlet administration order chosen based on randomly chosen given adaptively based on student’s vocab level from the test bank performance on the previous testlet Goal: make the best use of this segment of item responses 240 items given in 1 st thru 4 th testlets 240 items given in the 5 th testlet concurrent calibration with the Rasch model 6 link testlets were selected which had items with least discrepancies in difficulty between 1 st -4 th testlets vs. the 5 th testlet
Model Comparisons Pseudo-R 2 / Fit Index (Embretson, 1983) where: lnL= log-likelihood indices: 0 = null model (constant difficulty for all items) m = model to be evaluated (difficulty of item features are estimated) s = saturated model (difficulty of all items are estimated) AIC (Akaike, 1974) and BIC (Schwarz, 1978) were also used.

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