Multiple Choice
A strategy for cheating on an examination entails one testtaker memorizing items and later recalling and reciting them for the benefit of a future testtaker.This cheating strategy may be countered by
A) a computer-tailored test administration to each testtaker.
B) a computer-randomized presentation of test items.
C) Both a computer-tailored test administration to each testtaker and a computer-randomized presentation of test items.
D) None of these
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