What are cut scores?
a. Scores that would have been higher had it not been for test bias
b. Mean, median, and mode of the norm distribution
c. Decision points for dividing test scores into pass/fail groupings
d. Transformed scores, such as z and T scores
c. Decision points for dividing test scores into pass/fail groupings
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b. Adults tend to be more motivated by internal factors. c. Younger learners tend to have a larger variety of experiences on which they can build. d. Younger learners have a higher need to know why they should learn something.
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will most likely be a. "I noticed that Goodman and Hernandez agreed on the new environmental policy." b. "Did you hear how well Goodman answered that question on job creation?" c. "I wonder why Goodman was so vague on the school tax issue when I know he has a clear idea about that." d. "Hernandez is really going to make this a tight race."
It is suspected that ___________ is a factor in obesity
a. heredity c. having a high fat-to-muscle ratio b. adaptive thermogenesis d. all of these