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According to the ethical code of the APA (2002), test results
 
  a. can never be shared with anyone except the examinee.
  b. should never be shared with the examinee.
  c. can be subpoenaed and, therefore, are not always confidential.
  d. should only be shared with the individual and his/her family.

Question 2

While many individual and group tests have generally adequate reliability, just about any test could benefit from
 
  a. better validity documentation.
  b. a larger standardization sample.
  c. more representative norms.
  d. simplified scoring techniques.


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Reply #1 on: Jun 19, 2018
Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

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