Assessing Measurement Equivalence in Ordered-Categorical Data
Assessing measurement equivalence in the framework of the common factor linear models (CFL) is known as factorial invariance. This methodology is used to evaluate the equivalence among the parameters of a measurement model among different groups. However, when dichotomous, Likert, or ordered responses are used, one of the assumptions of the CFL is violated: the continuous nature of the observed variables. The common factor analysis of ordered-categorical data (CFO) has [...]
The effects of orthographic neighborhood in reading and laboratory word identification tasks: A review
This paper reviews recent research on the effects of “orthographic neighbors” [...]
Introduction to the especial section on lexical access
Este número de Psicológica está dedicado al acceso léxico. Se centra [...]
Unrestricted versus restricted factor analysis of multidimensional test items: Some aspects of the problem and some suggestions
When multidimensional tests are analyzed, the item structures that are [...]
Associative norms of 58 Spanish words for children from 8 to 13 years old
Associative word knowledge changes throughout our lives (Anderson, 1983). Thus, [...]
