One of the Problems Associated with Classical Test Theory Has

question 164

Multiple Choice

One of the problems associated with classical test theory has to do with

• A) the notion that there is a "true score" on a test has great intuitive appeal.
• B) the fact that CTT assumptions are often characterized as "weak."
• C) its assumptions concerning the equivalence of all items on a test.
• D) its assumptions allow for its application in most situations.

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