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Direct linkLiu, Kai; Zhang, Longfei; Tu, Dongbo; Cai, Yan – SAGE Open, 2022
We aimed to develop an item bank of computerized adaptive testing for eating disorders (CAT-ED) in Chinese university students to increase measurement precision and improve test efficiency. A total of 1,025 Chinese undergraduate respondents answered a series of questions about eating disorders in a paper-pencil test. A total of 133 items from four…
Descriptors: Item Analysis, Eating Disorders, Computer Assisted Testing, Goodness of Fit
