Multiple Choice
An arithmetic test is given twice within a few days to a student. The highest possible score is 40. He receives a score of 35 the first time and a score of 18 the second time. If similarly varying results are obtained with other students, the test is probably:
A) lacking in relevance
B) not sufficiently comprehensive
C) too difficult
D) unreliable
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q16: Which of the following items logically measures
Q17: Which of the following would be considered
Q18: The equivalent forms method yields a reliability
Q19: Which of the following would be a
Q20: Which of the following would be considered
Q22: Matching<br>-Test-retest<br>A) Validity.<br>B) Reliability.<br>C) Reliability .<br>D) Reliability<br>E) Validity
Q23: Criterion-related evidence of validity would be provided
Q24: An indispensable quality required for a good
Q25: Content-related evidence of validity includes questions about
Q26: Which of the following is a way