Division D - Measurement and Research Methodologies / Section 2: Quantitative Methods and Statistical Theory

Qi Chen, University of North Texas

Measurement Invariance Assessment With a Bifactor Model - William Holmes Finch, Ball State University; Brian F. French, Washington State University

The Effect of Extreme Response and Nonextreme Response Styles on Measurement Invariance - Min Liu, University of Hawaii - Manoa; Allen G. Harbaugh, Murdoch University; Jeffrey R. Harring, University of Maryland; Gregory R. Hancock, University of Maryland

Using Factor Mixture Models to Identify Response Styles Associated With Negatively Keyed Items - Jerusha J. Gerstner, James Madison University; Chris M. Coleman, Babson College; Deborah L. Bandalos, James Madison University

Investigating the Factorial Invariance of the NEO Five-Factor Inventory Across Gender, Age, and Education Groups Through Exploratory Structure Equation Modeling - Huan Liu, Beijing Normal University; Hongyun Liu, Beijing Normal University; Nan Chen, Beijing Normal University

Wen-Juo Lo, University of Arkansas