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Table 3 Item level Rasch model location and fit statistics for the MISS scale, the four-item MISS and the MISS-R a

From: Measurement properties of the minimal insomnia symptom scale (MISS) in adolescents

 

Location (SE) b

Fit Residual c

p d

MISS (n = 2968)

Problems with… (item#)

…difficulties falling asleep (1)

−0.049 (0.025)

− 0.576

0.381

…night awakening (2)

0.504 (0.026)

1.503

0.233

…not being rested by sleep (3)

−0.454 (0.023)

−1.579

0.490

Four-item MISS (n = 2955)

Problems with… (item#)

…difficulties falling asleep (1)

0.050 (0.026)

1.898

0.947

…night awakening (2)

0.610 (0.027)

5.839

0.111

…not being rested by sleep (3)

−0.386 (0.024)

−4.103

0.470

… daytime disturbance (4)

−0.274 (0.025)

−6.571

0.014 e

MISS-R (n = 2980)

Problems with… (item#)

…difficulties falling asleep (1)

−0.077 (0.026)

−1.395

0.422

…night awakening (2)

0.486 (0.026)

2.133

0.153

… daytime disturbance (4)

−0.409 (0.024)

−2.043

0.179

  1. MISS Minimal Insomnia Symptom Scale, MISS-R MISS Revised, SE standard error
  2. a Based on data from respondents with no missing item responses (within each scale)
  3. b Item locations are expressed in logit values and represent the mean of each item’s response category threshold locations. Negative locations represent less insomnia and positive locations represent more insomnia
  4. c Standardized fit residuals represent discrepancies between observed and model expected responses; should range between + 2.5
  5. d Based on an amended sample size (n = 500)
  6. e Not significant after Bonferroni adjustment