Abstract:This paper studied the application of an extended version of the Item Response Theory, the 4-parameter model (4PL), in the item analysis of Human Figure Drawing (HFD). HFD score drawing might serve as indicators of cognitive development. This model incorporates an upper asymptotic parameter (parameter d) admitting the possibility that children with high capacity have a probability less than 1 to draw a certain HFD detail (item). This is often observed in HFD. We performed IRT model three times using 1, 2 and 4… Show more
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