Factors Affecting the Generalizability of Findings from a Particular Test

question 14

Multiple Choice

Factors affecting the generalizability of findings from a particular test include

• A) the wording of items on the test.
• B) the norm group used in the development of a test.
• C) the degree to which the test administration conformed to the directions provided in the test manual.
• D) All of these

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Definitions:

Peer Evaluations

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Rejected

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Sex Differences

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