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Table 1.

EPICES items and proportion of yes answers by subpopulations (INDIA study, N = 1 553).

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Table 2.

Population characteristics (INDIA study, N = 1 553).

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Fig 1.

probability of answering according to level of precariousness for items with DIF in geographical areas analysis (INDIA study).

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Table 3.

DIF significance and intensity for each comparison (INDIA study N = 1553).

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Fig 2.

Probability of answering according to level of precariousness for items with DIF in age and gender analysis (INDIA study).

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Table 4.

% of variance and item contribution resulting from the MCAs after rotation, on the whole sample as well as in geographical areas groups, with 11 items and 10 items (INDIA study, N = 1553).

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Fig 3.

Correlation between EPICES score and estimated latent variable with and without DIFs.

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