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\name{plot_zscores}
\alias{plot_zscores}
\title{Statement scores across factors, whole panel}
\usage{
plot_zscores(
  fit,
  order_by = c("divergence", "score"),
  q = 0.05,
  cons_floor = 0.95
)
}
\arguments{
\item{fit}{A \code{bayesqm_fit}.}

\item{order_by}{\code{"divergence"} (default; by the largest median pairwise
contrast) or \code{"score"} (by the first factor's median score).}

\item{q, cons_floor}{As in \code{\link[=compute_qdc]{compute_qdc()}} (used for the verdict marks
when \code{K >= 2}).}
}
\value{
\code{fit}, invisibly.
}
\description{
Every statement's score under every factor, with nested 50\% and 95\%
credible intervals — the classic Q z-score chart carrying its
uncertainty. Statements are ordered by how strongly the factors
diverge on them, so the top of the chart is where the viewpoints
disagree and the bottom is where they concur; the left margin marks
each statement's verdict.
}
