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{* 31Aug2002}{...}
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help for {hi:loevH}
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{title:Loevinger's H coefficients}
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{p 8 14}{cmd:loevH} {it:varlist} [{cmd:,} {cmdab:h} {cmdab:hj} {cmdab:hjk}
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{cmdab:e} {cmdab:ej} {cmdab:ejk} {cmdab:e0} {cmdab:ej0} {cmdab:ejk0}]
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{p}{it:varlist} is a list of two existing dichotomous variables or more.
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{title:Options}
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{p 0 4}{cmd:h} display the Loevinger H coefficient for all the items of the scale.
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{p 0 4}{cmd:hj} display the Loevinger H coefficient for each item of the scale with respect of all the others items.
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{p 0 4}{cmd:hjk} display the Loevinger H coefficient for each pair of items of the scale.
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{p 0 4}{cmd:e} display the sum of the number of Guttman errors between all the pairs of items.
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{p 0 4}{cmd:ej} display the sum of the number of Guttman errors for each item of the scale.
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{p 0 4}{cmd:ejk} display the sum of the number of Guttman errors fror each pair of items of the scale.
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{p 0 4}{cmd:e0} display the sum of the number of expected Guttman errors between all the pairs of items.
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{p 0 4}{cmd:ej0} display the sum of the number of expected Guttman errors for each item of the scale.
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{p 0 4}{cmd:ejk0} display the sum of the number of expected Guttman errors fror each pair of items of the scale.
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{title:Description}
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{p}{cmd:loevH} calculate the Loevinger's H coefficient between all the pairs of items of {it:varlist}, and compute the Loevinger's Hj coefficient for each item of {it:varlist} with respect of all the others items and the Loevinger's H coefficient for the set of items of {it:varlist}.
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{title:Remarks}
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For detailed information on the Loevinger's H coefficients, see Loevinger (1948) or Hemker and al. (1995).
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{cmd:loevH} display none result by default. {cmd:loevH} don't permit the use of polytomous items.
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{title:Example}
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{inp:. loevH item1 item2 item3 item4}
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{title:Results}
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The Loevinger's H coefficients between all the pais of items are saved in the matrix r(loevHjk).
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The Loevinger's H coefficients for each item with respect of all the others items are saved in the matrix r(loevHj).
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The Loevinger's H coefficient for the set of items is saved in the scalar r(loevH).
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{title:References}
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Hemker B. T., Sijtsma K. and Molenaar I. W., Selection of unidimensional scales from a multidimensional item bank in the polytomous Mokken IRT
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model, {it: Applied Psychological Measurement}, vol.19(4), 1995, pp. 337-352.
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Loevinger J., The technique of homogeneous tests compared with some aspects of "scale analysis" and factor analysis. {it:Psychological bulletin},
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vol. 45, 1948, pp. 507-530.
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{title:Author}
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{p 4 8 2}Jean-Benoit Hardouin, Regional Health Observatory (ORS) - 1, rue Porte Madeleine - BP 2439 - 45032 Orleans Cedex 1 - France.
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You can contact the author at {browse "mailto:jean-benoit.hardouin@neuf.fr":jean-benoit.hardouin@neuf.fr} and visit the websites {browse "http://anaqol.free.fr":AnaQol} and {browse "http://freeirt.free.fr":FreeIRT}
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