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karateprodigy

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Which of the following are you trying to minimize when you cover up students' names before you score their essays?
 
  a. Carry-over effect
  b. Halo effect
  c. Rater drift

Question 2

What should be the two major concerns of a classroom teacher who wishes to eliminate bias in the teacher's assessment instruments?
 
  A. Unfair penalization and reliability of items in the teacher's tests
  B. Offensiveness and absence-of-bias in items in the teacher's tests
  C. Offensiveness and unfair penalization of items in the teacher's tests
  D. Disparate impact and offensiveness of items in the teacher's tests



komodo7

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

C



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