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Testing the Nonlinearity Assumption Underlying the Use of Reverse-Keyed Items: A Logical Response Perspective

Chester Chun Seng Kam, John P. Meyer

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A biased random key genetic algorithm approach for inventory-based multi-item lot-sizing problem

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Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers,Part B: Journal of Engineering Manufacture

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Factors Defined by Negatively Keyed Items: The Result of Careless Respondents?

Neal Schmitt, Daniel M. Stuits

Applied Psychological Measurement

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First published 2020-5

How Do Reverse-keyed Items in Inventories Affect Measurement Quality and Information Processing?

Natalja Menold

Field Methods

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Empirical Item Keying Versus a Rational Approach to Analyzing a Psychological Climate Questionnaire

Christopher W. Hornick, Lawrence R. James, Allan P. Jones

Applied Psychological Measurement

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Understanding Key Factors of Users' Intentions to Repurchase and Recommend Digital Items in Social Virtual Worlds

Byoungsoo Kim

Cyberpsychology,Behavior,and Social Networking

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First published 2018-8

Why Do We Still Have an Impoverished Understanding of the Item Wording Effect? An Empirical Examination

Chester Chun Seng Kam

Sociological Methods & Research

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Effects of Instructions,Option Keying,and Knowledge of Test Material on Seven Methods of Scoring Two-Option Items

Lewis R. Aiken, E. Newsom Williams

Educational and Psychological Measurement

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Key Action Items for the Stem Cell Field: Looking Ahead to 2014

Paul S. Knoepfler

Stem Cells and Development

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Why Do People Agree With Both Regular and Reversed Items? A Logical Response Perspective

Chester Chun Seng Kam, John P. Meyer, Shaojing Sun

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