Table 10.5 displays the item response strings with the most-unexpected responses as shown in Table 10.6.
MOST UNEXPECTED RESPONSES
ACT MEASURE |KID
|414 2377166764321 35324 14 13725
|175753419573245754256679649520293
high---------------------------------
18 GO ON PICNIC -3.15 D|...........0....1....1....1......
19 GO TO ZOO -2.48 H|.......0..........1..1...........
20 WATCH BUGS 1.83 C|.......2...2....2..........1..21.
23 WATCH A RAT 2.18 A|1.0....2.2.....2.......22.211122.
5 FIND BOTTLES AND CANS 2.42 B|.0.....2.2....2.....2.212.112..11
|-----------------------------low-
|414723771667643214353249614513725
|175 5341957324575 25667 49 20293
In this Table, the items (rows) are sorted by measure, ascending.
The persons (columns) are sorted by measure, descending. The most-able person (highest-scoring) is on the left. The person entry-numbers are in each column (vertically). In the Figure, the first is person 41. The persons shown are those with the most-unexpected responses in Table 10.6. UCOUNT= sets the maximum number of persons to report. LINELENGTH= controls the width of the table. "high" indicates where we expect to see high observations. "low" indicates where we expect to see low observations. Expected observations are replaced by ".'.
Each row contains:
Item entry number
Item label
Item measure
Item letter (A-Z) in the plot in Table 10.1.
The responses to the items:
0, 1, 2 and numeric values
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Scored unexpected-responses
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•
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Expected responses, standardized residuals < |2|
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(blank)
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Missing data
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The 26 items with the most-unexpected individual responses are shown, excluding those with no unexpected responses on the displayed items.
