Before a New Test Can Be Considered "Standardized," What Must

question 111

Multiple Choice

Before a new test can be considered "standardized," what must its authors do?

• A)Demonstrate that the reliability is at least 0.95.
• B)Make the test freely available to anyone who wishes to use it.
• C)Determine the norms for the test scores.
• D)Compare the test to other widely used tests in the same field.

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