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Fig 1.

Homepage of autopsych.

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Fig 2.

Uni-dimensional Rasch tab.

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Fig 3.

Exposition of dichotomous and partial credit thresholds in Wright map.

Note. I-21-2 represents the item difficulty threshold for the partial credit scores of 0, 1, and 2.

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Fig 4.

Embedded narration, test information, and standard errors.

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Fig 5.

CTT item analysis.

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Fig 6.

Summary of technical settings and results.

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Fig 7.

Selection of tabs in output single multi-tabbed spreadsheet.

Note. Student Score, Max score, and Ability (theta) is highlighted.

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Fig 8.

Entering developmental descriptors for item categories.

Note. Based upon an analysis of the skills necessary to complete the questions, app users can complete columns C pertaining to the skill associated with each question item of step, and may also like to categorise general developmental ideas, as in column D.

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Fig 9.

Additional user controls for facets analysis.

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Fig 10.

Dynamic tabular results for facet analysis.

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Fig 11.

Item difficulty invariance visualization.

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Fig 12.

Formal test of link item invariance table.

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Fig 13.

Output.xlsx file from fixed equating procedure.

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Fig 14.

Density plot for equated student ability (theta).

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Fig 15.

The Test_ANOVA_Group.xlsx file.

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Fig 16.

One-way ANOVA function.

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Fig 17.

Inter-rater reliability function.

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Fig 18.

Inter-rater technical summary example as provided by autopsych.

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Table 1.

Uni-dimensional Rasch report computational time (in minutes).

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