Which of the following is the least sufficient standard for selecting tests?
a. Review materials provided by test developers and select tests for which clear, accurate, and available information is provided.
b. Evaluate evidence of the test's technical quality provided by independent reviewers.
c. Select tests with appropriately modified forms or administration procedures for test takers with disabilities who need special accommodations.
d. Define the purpose for testing, the content and skills to be tested, and the intended test takers.
Question 2
The confidence interval refers to
a. the area around an obtained score where one expects to find the test taker's true score
b. the level of confidence one can have that a test measures what it is designed to measure
c. how well a test measures its theoretical construct
d. the predictive ability of a test
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