If a Test Measures What It Claims to Measure, Then

question 311

Multiple Choice

If a test measures what it claims to measure, then the test is said to be

• A)reliable.
• B)valid.
• C)objective.
• D)culture-fair.

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Definitions:

Nonprogrammed Decisions

Decisions made in response to situations that are unique, are poorly defined, and largely unstructured.

Programmed

Describes tasks or operations that are set up to follow a predetermined sequence of operations or instructions.

Routine

A set sequence of actions regularly followed, creating a structured way of accomplishing tasks or activities.

Rational Model

A decision-making framework based on systematic analysis, logical thinking, and clear goal identification, aiming to achieve the best outcomes.