Interpretations of Criterion-Referenced Tests Are Typically Made with Respect to

question 125

Multiple Choice

Interpretations of criterion-referenced tests are typically made with respect to

• A) the total number of items the examinee responded to.
• B) the material that the examinee evidenced mastery of.
• C) a comparison of the examinee's performance with that of others who took the test.
• D) a formula that takes into account the total number of items for which no response was scorable.

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Definitions:

T-Table Values

Specific points from the Student's t-distribution that are used in hypothesis testing to determine critical values.

Simple Linear Regression

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API Gravity

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Prediction Interval

A range of values that is likely to include the value of a new observation, given what has already been observed.