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assert that a measure utilized for research would be suitable with an


                                      ICC score of 0.70.


                                                In addition, the researcher also used many facets of the Rasch


                                      model to examine the consistency of scoring between raters. One

                                      advantage  of  MFRM  compared  to  the  conventional  approach  in

                                      analyzing  rating  data  is  its  ability  to  comprehensively


                                      examine similarities and differences in ratings, even when diverse

                                      groups of  examinees  are involved.  In the context  of the classical


                                      approach,  the  assessment  of  inter  rater  reliability  is  commonly

                                      employed  when  assessing  rating  data.  The  inter  rater  reliability


                                      statistic is considered informative; nevertheless, its capacity to detect

                                      potential rater effects, such as severity bias, is restricted. The MFRM


                                      offers a sound explanation for possible sources of variance in ratings

                                      that may be undesirable, such as severity/leniency or bias (Erguvan


                                      & Dunya, 2020).





                                b. Qualitative Analysis



                                         The  researchers  utilized  the  qualitative  data  analysis  method

                                developed by Miles et al. (2014) to assess the responses provided by the


                                lecturers and the students regarding their reflections on the implementation

                                of the model. The qualitative methodology consists of three stages: 1) data


                                condensation, 2) data display, and 3) conclusion, drawing, or verification.





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