Multiple Choice
Tests produce their most impressive predictive successes when used with individuals who have
A) performed well in school due to ability
B) performed well in school, not due to ability
C) performed poorly in school due to ability
D) performed poorly in school, not due to ability
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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Q10: Tests affect decisions by<br>A) providing irrelevant data<br>B)
Q11: Organizations such as the Educational Testing Service
Q12: The authors suggest that problems with using
Q13: Decisions are sometimes inaccurate. In academic settings,
Q15: Which of the following is not a
Q16: How are ability tests like the Scholastic
Q17: According to the authors, people who benefit
Q18: Comparing test performance to some objectively-stated goal
Q19: Portfolio assessment has<br>A) not met the standards