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How many response categories are sufficient for Likert type scales? An empirical study based on the Item Response Theory

How many response categories are sufficient for Likert type scales? An empirical study based on the Item Response Theory

International Journal of Assessment Tools in Education

2022-Cilt: 9 - Sayı: 2

534-547

Likert-type scale, Response categories, Item response theory

Likert-type scale, Response categories, Item response theory

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