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The Bejar Method with an example: a comment on Henning's 'Response to Spurling' (Language Testing 4 .1 )

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First published online December, 1987

The Bejar Method with an example: a comment on Henning's 'Response to Spurling' (Language Testing 4 .1 )

Volume 4, Issue 2

https://doi.org/10.1177/026553228700400206

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Bejar, I. 1980: A procedure for investigating the unidimensionality of achievement tests based on item parameter estimates. Journal of Educational Measurement 17, 283-95.

Wright, B.D. and Stone, M.H. 1979: Best Test Design. Chicago: Mesa Press.

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