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CLASSICAL TEST THEORY vs. ITEM RESPONSE THEORY An evaluation of the theory test in the Swedish driving-license test

Marie Wiberg

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The Swedish driving-license test consists of a theory test and a practical road test. The aim of this paper is to evaluate which Item Response Theory (IRT) model among the one (1PL), two (2PL) and ...

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Key concepts: Item response theory, Test (biology), Test theory, License, Classical test theory, Computerized adaptive testing, Driving test, Psychology

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