The phrase "administered items" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where items are distributed, managed, or provided, often in a formal or administrative setting.
Example: "The administered items included medical supplies and educational materials for the community program."
Alternatives: "distributed items" or "allocated items".
We calibrated a PF item bank via item response theory (IRT), administered items with a post hoc CAT design, and determined whether CAT would improve accuracy and precision of score estimates over random item selection.
This comprises the management of the item pool and storing all information necessary to carry out a test (e.g., storing the history of administered items and their answers).
Domain-specific item management inherits its functionality from the core component and extends it in terms of domain-specific user support measures, i.e., the provision of supporting information that should be made available to examinees when answering the administered items.
An item that exhibits DIF can also have large repercussions in a CAT since the sequence of administered items to the respondents in part is dependent on their responses to that item (Makransky and Glas 2013).
We further note that item dependencies within the students' responses were neglectable (for further information, refer to Scherer 2012).The IRT scaling was applied in two steps: The first step included an analysis based on all administered items with the aim of identifying items which did not fit the IRT model.
Administered items (order, dimension, number in item bank, text and given answer).
After the adminstration of an item, the theta values not only changed on the dimension of the administered item, but also on the other two dimensions.
This article illustrates the working mechanism of our CAT in a sample of patients with RA by showing each administered item together with the related response, theta and measurement precision per dimension and per person.
In the Excel files, the following data were stored: each administered item, the given answer, the estimated level of fatigue (theta-value) on each of the three dimensions and the respective standard error on each of the three dimensions.
However, administering items using a pretest is costly, and there is a risk of exposing the items before they are used for a real test.
The computerized adaptive testing iteratively administers items based on the participant's responses to previous questions and therefore the computerized adaptive testing requires very few items to provide a precise and accurate assessment of patient-reported outcome measures [24, 25].
