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4b29b56740n	Claire D. Scott-Bacon	An Exploration of Item Level Responses on Popular Psychopathy Measures Using Exploratory Factor Analysis and Item Response Theory Methods	2020		.txt	text/plain	284	10	33	The current study examined possible sex differences in measurement in three popular self-report psychopathy measures—the Short Dark Triad 3 Psychopathy (SD3: psychopathy), the Levenson Self-Report Psychopathy Scale (LSRP), and the Triarchic Psychopathy Measure (TriPM)—in a non-incarcerated community sample in a with high levels of psychopathology, and a undergraduate student sample with low levels of psychopathology. Using exploratory factor analyses (EFA), graded response modeling (GRM), and differential item function (DIF) methods based on item response theory, the study searched for statistical and visual evidence of sex differences in structure, category responses, item, test, and differential item functioning.	cache/4b29b56740n.txt	txt/4b29b56740n.txt