Increasing the Difficulty of Matching Questions by Providing More Options

question 6

Multiple Choice

Increasing the difficulty of matching questions by providing more options than stems or by using an option more than once is

• A) a way to increase the validity of items.
• B) a procedure that is not recommended.
• C) an acceptable procedure for increasing test discrimination.
• D) appropriate for older students only.

Explain the processes and effects of observational learning and social learning theory.

Distinguish between reflexes, instincts, and learned behaviors.

Understand the ethical considerations and criticisms in the study of behavior.

Understand the basic principles of operant conditioning and its application.

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