Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

Item Analysis

Item analysis is the process of assessing items either qualitatively (based on the criterion above) or quantitatively. In quantitative analysis the individual item is related to some criterion. The criterion may be people known to possess the psychological characteristic being measured, it may be to total score of the test, or the change as a result of some treatment (change score).
Sample data generated for this example (fake data) using the following instrument is used in this example.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG002.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG003.JPG

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG004.JPG

[Now you really are going to need syntax files.  Computing the mean using the "click procedure" just doesn't work very well.]

Click to review the procedure for creating syntax files.  Use the "back arrow" to return to here.

The results follow:

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG005.JPG

This is the first set of correlations of each item with the overall score of all of the items of the subtest (SDPRESS).  The the higher the correlation the better the item.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG006.JPG

The next subtest results are for the items of the (SANXIOUS) subtest.

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG007.JPG

Then the schizophrenia subtest (SSCHIZ).

http://statutor.org/c13/itemanalysis/IMAG008.JPG

Finally the borderline subtest (SBORDERL).

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