Conventional Reliability Coefficients Computed for Criterion-Referenced Tests Are Typically Quite

question 107

Multiple Choice

Conventional reliability coefficients computed for criterion-referenced tests are typically quite low because criterion-referenced tests

• A) provide wide variation in scores.
• B) cover a broad sample of content.
• C) cover a limited sample of behavior.
• D) yield criterion scores which tend to be variable.
• E) provide little variation in scores.

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