A Learning Curve May Be Stated as L = a

question 159

Multiple Choice

A learning curve may be stated as L = A + BN^-b where L is the labor per unit and N is the cumulative number of units produced. Learning does not occur when:

• A) b = 0.
• B) b = 1.
• C) b > 0.
• D) b < 0.

Comprehend the impact of external factors on test performance and standardization.

Recognize the significance of norms in interpreting psychological test scores.

Understand the ethical implications related to psychological testing outcomes.

Understand the concept of test reliability and its significance in measuring student ability or trait consistency over time.

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