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K. Sijtsma and A. L. Van Der Ark (2020): A Review of “Measurement Models for Psychological Attributes” CRC Press. 400 pp, $79.95 (paperback), $199.95 (hardback), $71.95 (eBook), ISBN: 9780367424527

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K. Sijtsma and A. L. Van Der Ark (2020): A Review of “Measurement Models for Psychological Attributes” CRC Press. 400 pp, $79.95 (paperback), $199.95 (hardback), $71.95 (eBook), ISBN: 9780367424527

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Psychometrika , Volume 86 , Issue 2 , June 2021 , pp. 514 - 517
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