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Detecting Answer Copying Using the Kappa Statistic
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THE POWER OF THE K‐INDEX (OR PMIR) TO DETECT COPYING
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Categorical Data Analysis
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Statistical Properties of the K‐Index for Detecting Answer Copying
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Two New Statistics to Detect Answer Copying
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A Statistical Test for Detecting Answer Copying on Multiple‐Choice Tests
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Detecting Answer Copying When the Regular Response Process Follows a Known Response Model
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