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Four Kinds of Redundancy: Item Recoverability Across Five Survey Instruments
Surveys often ask for more than they need to and some answers can be predicted from the other answers in the same questionnaire. This paper develops a measure for how much redundancy a questionnaire contains. Unlike work on shortening psychometric scales, the object here is the whole instrument incl
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