Replying to @drcpennington
Thanks Lottie! Feel okay now (might crash after), but ready to present!
Replying to @MarkAnnuncio
Ooh, I have a guess which I would bet 2 fingers on:
It's the difference on the kinds of constructs they usually get applied on. CFA is usually fitted for traits which are fuzzy social constructions , IRT usually are fitted to abilities, which seems potentially (really) measurable
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