Revised DESCRIPTION and package-level help for clarity.
Version 2.1.3
Added the ‘na.rm’ parameter to all functions for flexible handling
of missing data.
Updated email contact information in the function
documentation.
Version 2.1.2
Enhanced the response recognition pattern for item 1 of the Italian
CRT-2 to include feminine declensions of correct responses.
Revised the response recognition pattern for item 4 of the Italian
CRT-2 to ensure that all numerical values (excluding zero) are
recognized as impulsive responses.
Expanded the response recognition pattern for item 4 of the English
CRT-2 to include ‘none’, ‘no’, ‘air’, and ‘void’ as potential correct
responses.
Updated the DESCRIPTION to acknowledge the European STERHEOTYPES
project for funding the data collection used for the initial manual
multi-rater coding of CRT-2 items.
Version 2.0.2
Explained the acronym CRT (Cognitive Reflection Test) at its first
mention in the DESCRIPTION file.
Enclosed package name in single quotes in the DESCRIPTION to meet
CRAN formatting guidelines.
Included DOIs for all cited scientific references in the
DESCRIPTION.
Version 2.0.1
Modified the package title in the DESCRIPTION to comply with CRAN
policies, so that it does not start with the package name.
Version 2.0.0
Introduced automatic coding support for multiple versions of the
Cognitive Reflection Test beyond the initial versions:
Added ‘CRT4’: Automatic coding for the 4-item Cognitive Reflection
Test version.
Added ‘CRT7’: Automatic coding for the 7-item expanded Cognitive
Reflection Test version.
Added ‘CRTlong’: Automatic coding for the Cognitive Reflection Test
IRT-based long version.
Improved response recognition patterns across all functions to
better match theoretical definitions and observed data, trying to
enhance the accuracy and reliability of response coding.
Updated documentation to include examples and detailed descriptions
for the new functionalities introduced for all new CRT versions.
Enhanced the user guide and examples to help researchers in using
the coding capabilities for the different CRT versions.
Version 1.1.0
Added ‘CRTtwo’: automatic coding for Cognitive Reflection Test
version 2 (Thomson & Oppenheimer, 2016), expanding the package to
cover the English version following the initial Italian test.
Improved error handling across the package to manage unusual or
unexpected inputs and NAs, as well as different coding schemes and
different items number.
Version 1.0.0
Launched the reflectR package with basic automatic coding
capabilities for the Cognitive Reflection Test 2.
Added ‘itaCRTtwo’: Initial test version for automatic coding of the
Italian-language version of the Cognitive Reflection Test 2.
Provided first documentation for all initial features.