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savannahhooper

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Which of the following represents a true distinction between content bias and criterion validity bias?
 
  a) Content bias is evaluated by comparing item difficulty to general ability, while criterion validity bias is evaluated by error in prediction.
   b) Content bias is evaluated at the test level, while predictive bias is evaluated at the item level.
   c) Content bias is evaluated by panels of expert judges, while predictive bias is evaluated by experimental evidence.
   d) Content bias is evaluated by regression analysis, while predictive bias is evaluated by panels of expert judges.

Question 2

A psychologist may choose not to use a particular test with a particular client, because he believes the results may only cause the client needless worry. Which principle of responsible test administration is the psychologist demonstrating?
 
  a) The best interest of the client
   b) The duty to warn
   c) Patient-psychologist confidentiality
   d) Test administrator expertise



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Answer to Question 1

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