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Table 1.

Contingency table for agreement between the bookmark procedure (BM) and constrained Mixture Rasch Model (cMRM).

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Table 2.

Agreement measures.

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Fig 1.

Scree plots for information criteria in different samples.

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Fig 2.

Response probability profile of “correct answer” for 4-class solution among the split-half student samples.

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Fig 3.

Response probability profile of “correct answer” for 3-class solution among the adult samples.

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Fig 4.

Distributions of the latent classes on reading score (WLE) in different samples.

Boxplots in Fig 4A to 4D display the class-specific reading competence distribution for the different samples. Frequency polygons in Fig 4E to 4H display the class-specific reading ability distribution and frequency for the different samples. The dashed vertical lines mark the cut scores for the Bookmark procedure.

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Table 3.

Percentage of individuals within the low-literacy group.

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Table 4.

Contingency table for agreement between the bookmark procedure (BM) and constrained Mixture Rasch Model (cMRM) in different samples.

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Table 5.

Measures for agreement between the bookmark procedure (BM) and constrained Mixture Rasch Model (cMRM) in different samples.

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