A Problem with Using the Known Group Method of Setting

question 15

Multiple Choice

A problem with using the known group method of setting cut scores is that

• A) there is no consistent method of obtaining contrasting groups.
• B) strong deterrents to test user acceptance of the data are in place.
• C) no standards are in place for choosing contrasting groups.
• D) test users must be personally familiar with each member in the known group.

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