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This paper presents two new response models for the analysis of preference or dominance date called «pick any/n» data. The one assumes that in Stage 1 a subject determines the number of stimuli to be chosen as most preferred, and in Stage 2 he involuntarily ranks m (=the number determined) stimuli out of all n stimuli, giving that partial ranking as a «pick any/n» response, and the other assumes that in Stage 2 the subject finds a set of m stimuli every member of which is more preferred to all the remaining n-m stimuli, providing this set as a response. These response models besides the conventional threshold model are implemented in the latent class models

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A comparison of three response models incorporated in the latent class models for the analysis of &amp;ldquo;pick any/&lt;I&gt;n&lt;/I&gt;&amp;rdquo; data