Potentially Biased Items is a test item-level construct in psychometric assessment that belongs to the category of differential item functioning indicators and is distinguished by exhibiting statistically significant differences in item performance between demographic groups after controlling for underlying ability, suggesting the presence of systematic measurement bias.
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