This paper considers a test score model in which the true score and the
measurement error are autocorrelated. After some preliminary remarks on
corrections for attenuation, the paper focuses on the three-wave case (t = 1, 2,
3), demonstrating identifiability, showing an estimation algorithm, and
providing a numerical illustration.
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