Esther Ulitzsch

University of Oslo

Norway

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Inez Myin-Germeys

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KU Leuven

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Irina Uglanova

Leibniz Institute for Science and Mathematics Education

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Wolfgang Viechtbauer

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University of Maastricht

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Esther Ulitzsch

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Investigating the effect of experience sampling study design on careless and insufficient effort responding identified with a screen-time-based mixture model.

Bayesian factor mixture modeling with response time for detecting careless respondents

Accounting for Measurement Invariance Violations in Careless Responding Detection in Intensive Longitudinal Data: Exploratory vs. Partially Constrained Latent Markov Factor Analysis

Polytomous explanatory item response models for item discrimination: Assessing negative-framing effects in social-emotional learning surveys

Investigating dynamics in attentive and inattentive responding together with their contextual correlates using a novel mixture IRT model for intensive longitudinal data

A Model-Based Approach to the Disentanglement and Differential Treatment of Engaged and Disengaged Item Omissions

A Screen-Time-Based Mixture Model for Identifying and Monitoring Careless and Insufficient Effort Responding in Ecological Momentary Assessment Data

Accounting for careless and insufficient effort responding in large-scale survey data—development, evaluation, and application of a screen-time-based weighting procedure

Assessing the Speed–Accuracy Tradeoff in Psychological Testing Using Experimental Manipulations

Differences in response-scale usage are ubiquitous in cross-country comparisons and a potential driver of elusive relationships

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Inez Myin-Germeys

Irina Uglanova

Wolfgang Viechtbauer

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