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dollx

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One reason that GRE scores and graduate GPAs have low correlations may be
 
  a. underprediction of younger examinees.
  b. range restriction.
  c. selection bias.
  d. improper administration.

Question 2

One shortfall of the ACT is that
 
  a. it has low internal consistency coefficients.
  b. it does not predict first year college GPAs.
  c. the ITED must be administered along with it.
  d. it does not compare well to the SAT.



lucas dlamini

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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