Latent-variable Approaches Utilizing Both Item Scores and Response Times to Detect Test Fraud

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There is a growing interest in approaches based on latent-variable models for detecting fraudulent behavior on educational tests. Wollack and Schoenig (2018) noted the presence of five types of statistical/psychometric approaches to detect the three broad types of test fraud that occur in educational tests. This paper includes a brief review of the five types of statistical/psychometric approaches mentioned by Wollack and Schoenig (2018). This paper then includes a more detailed review of the recent approaches for detecting test fraud using both item scores and response times - all of these approaches are based on latent-variable models. A real data example demonstrates the use of two of the approaches.

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Sinharay, S. (2021, January 1). Latent-variable Approaches Utilizing Both Item Scores and Response Times to Detect Test Fraud. Open Education Studies. De Gruyter Open Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1515/edu-2020-0137

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