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In the current (2003) version of the Binet scale, testing proceeds until an examinee has a particular number of incorrect responses. This point is called the ____.
 
  a. criterion
  b. basal
  c. ceiling
  d. floor

Question 2

An observed score is composed of
 
  a. the residual and the true score.
  b. the criterion and the predictor.
  c. the measurement error and the predictor.
  d. the true score and the measurement error.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d



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