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In a test which results in a report that describes how well the test taker does in comparison with other individuals, it is important to consider whether the
 
  a. norm group is clearly defined.
  b. cut-off scores have been clearly established.
  c. content domain is clearly defined.
  d. Angoff method was followed during test construction.

Question 2

In __________________ test interpretation, content domain is an important consideration.
 
  a. norm-referenced
  b. intelligence
  c. projective
  d. criterion-referenced



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d





 

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