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Multinomial processing tree models and psychological assessment.
Psychological Assessment, 1998Psychological assessment often focuses on individual participants in testing situations. Psychometric models for assessment include parameters for individual and item differences, but they rarely model the cognitive processes involved in responding to test items.
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A comparison of correlation and regression approaches for multinomial processing tree models
Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 2020zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Lisa J. Jobst +2 more
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Statistical Inference for Multinomial Processing Tree Models
1991This paper addresses the issue of statistical inference for multinomial processing tree models of cognition. An important question in the statistical analysis of multinomial models concerns the accuracy of asymptotic formulas when they are applied to actual cases involving finite samples. To explore this question, we present the results of an extensive
David M. Riefer, William H. Batchelder
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Hierarchical Multinomial Processing Tree Models: A Latent-Trait Approach
Psychometrika, 2010Multinomial processing tree models are widely used in many areas of psychology. A hierarchical extension of the model class is proposed, using a multivariate normal distribution of person-level parameters with the mean and covariance matrix to be estimated from the data. The hierarchical model allows one to take variability between persons into account
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Multinomial process tree models of control and automaticity in weapon misidentification
Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 2009When primed with a Black face, people are more likely to misidentify a non-weapon as a weapon. Weapon misidentification may hinge on the distinction between controlled and automatic processes. Various relationships between controlled and automatic processes are cast in the form of five multinomial process models, which are illustrated and compared.
Anthony J. Bishara, B. Keith Payne
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Hierarchical Multinomial Processing Tree Models: A Latent-Trait Approach
Psychometrika, 2009Karl Christoph Klauer +1 more
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Multinomial processing tree modeling of interference processes in episodic memory
2021Quevedo Pütter, Julian +1 more
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Pooling data versus averaging model fits for some prototypical multinomial processing tree models
Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 2009Richard A Chechile
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