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Classroom tests and other assessments are rarely perfect; the scores they yield are usually not completely accurate reflections of what we are trying to measure. To get an idea of how far off the scores are likely to be, we should look at:
A) the assessment instrument's predictive validity.
B) the assessment instrument's standard error of measurement.
C) students' true scores.
D) the assessment instrument's norms.

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