Mokken scale analysis of mental health and wellbeing questionnaire item responses: a nonparametric IRT method in empirical research for applied health researchers

Keyphrases

• Binary Item 50%
• Birth Cohort Study 50%
• Clinical Research 50%
• Clinical Scales 50%
• Cronbach's alpha 50%
• Data Analyzing 50%
• Dichotomous Items 50%
• Double Monotonicity Model 50%
• Freeware 50%
• General Health Questionnaire-12 100%
• GHQ-12 50%
• Graphical Display 50%
• Guttman Scale 50%
• Health Education 50%
• Health Researchers 100%
• Health Surveys 50%
• Item Analysis 50%
• Item Response 100%
• Latent Trait 50%
• Mental Health 100%
• Modeling Steps 50%
• Mokken 100%
• Mokken Scale Analysis 100%
• Monotone 50%
• Monotone Homogeneity Model 50%
• National Child Development Study 50%
• Negatively Worded Items 50%
• Nonparametric IRT 100%
• Nonparametric Item Response Theory 50%
• On-state Current 50%
• Ordinal Items 50%
• Phrasing 50%
• Polytomous Items 100%
• Polytomous Response 50%
• Population Survey 50%
• Practical Guide 50%
• Psychological Well-being 100%
• Public Health 50%
• Questionnaire Data 50%
• Rasch Model 50%
• Recoding 50%
• Reliability Analysis 50%
• Response Value 50%
• Scale Model 50%
• Scaling Technique 50%
• Scottish 50%
• Short Scale 50%
• Simple Addition 50%
• Software Availability 50%
• Theory Method 50%
• Unidimensionality 50%
• USE Questionnaire 50%
• Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Well-being Scale 100%
• Well-being 50%
• Well-being Questionnaire 50%

Psychology

• Child Development 50%
• General Health Questionnaire 100%
• Health and Well-Being 50%
• Latent Trait 50%
• Mental Health 100%
• Public Health 50%