Multiple Choice
The outcome of not having equivalent measures across two age groups is that…
A) one age group will always be at ceiling.
B) one age group will be always at floor while the other will be at ceiling.
C) the results are not valid but you might not be able to detect this.
D) the results are not valid, but are still reliable.
Correct Answer:
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