This review examines the current literature focused on nomophobia (objectives,
methodological design, main variables, sample details, and measurement methods) in the …

Nomophobia, often known as a 21st-century disorder, is a recent condition that has received
considerable attention, with numerous studies conducted to better understand it since it was …

It is common to model responses to surveys within latent variable frameworks (eg, item
response theory [IRT], confirmatory factor analysis [CFA]) and use model fit indices to …

In educational and psychological assessments, benefiting from back random response
(BRR) is a major type of rapid guessing in misfitting item score patterns. Person-fit statistics …

The COVID-19 epidemic, which spread rapidly around the world, has had a significant
negative impact on mental health. Obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD) issues are among …

Validity and reliability are important psychometric properties for specialists who try to
understand human behavior with measurement tools. There are many factors that affect …

Questionnaires in educational research assessing students' attitudes and beliefs are low-
stakes for the students. As a consequence, students might not always consistently respond …

Aberrant responding on tests and surveys has been shown to affect the psychometric
properties of scales and the statistical analyses from the use of those scales in cumulative …

ABSTRACT Data simulation and Monte Carlo simulation studies are important skills for
researchers and practitioners of educational and psychological measurement, but there are …

Surveys are one of the most popular, useful, and efficient methods for gathering data within
both academic and organizational settings. Despite the many benefits afforded by surveys …