Research Findings on Differences Between Paper-And-Pencil Tests and Computer- Administered

question 17

Multiple Choice

Research findings on differences between paper-and-pencil tests and computer- administered tests suggest that

• A) computer-administered tests are significantly more valid than paper-and-pencil tests
• B) paper-and-pencil tests are significantly more valid than computer-administered tests
• C) scores on computer-administered tests are highly correlated with scores on paper-and-pencil tests
• D) computer-administered tests should not be used

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Definitions:

X-bar

A symbol representing the sample mean or average in statistical analyses.

R-chart

A control chart used for monitoring the range of variability within a process.

Defect Rate

The percentage of produced items within a specific period that fail to meet quality standards or are faulty.

Control Limits

Statistical boundaries within a control chart that signal when a process is out of control and corrective action may be needed.