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In a test objectivity refers to

In a test objectivity refers to

a. the extent to which the test samples the underlying variables.
b. the level of agreement observed among scorers.
c. the extent to which the questions are based on theoretically defined traits.
d. the extent to which multiple choice and true-false items are used.
e. how well the sample represents the population of interest.

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Standardized and researcher-made tests share some of the same characteristics. Which of the following is not usually characteristic of a researcher-made test?

a. The minimal influence of random errors of measurement
b. The use of objective-type items
c. The availability of norms for comparison
d. The availability of raw scores which can be converted to percentile rank

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