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Why do some testing experts criticize the practice of making aptitude-achievement comparisons?
 
  a. Variation in student attitude and motivation on each test
  b. Order of giving the tests
  c. A competition between the tests' results
  d. Separate constructs of learning

Question 2

Which of the following job training programs requires on-going counseling?
 
  a. Job Corps
  b. JTPA
  c. Apprenticeship
  d. Vocational education



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