One of the Benefits of Computer Adaptive Testing Is That

question 39

Multiple Choice

One of the benefits of computer adaptive testing is that:

• A)the test adjusts the difficulty according to test-taker's responses, which allows quick assessment of their ability level.
• B)the test requires that applicants have knowledge of how to use computer programs, which is likely to be job-relevant.
• C)the text sizes are large, which makes it easier for older applicants to complete the test.
• D)it is very cheap and easy to develop.

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