What is a quantitative item analysis?
a. Numerical data from respondent questionnaires about the test
b. Analysis of data from respondent questionnaires about the test
c. Statistical analyses of the responses test takers gave to individual items
d. Statistical analyses of the test's validity
c. Statistical analyses of the responses test takers gave to individual items
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a. ?auditory; semantic b. ?visual; semantic c. ?auditory; episodic d. ?visual; episodic
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a. group questionnaire b. drop-off survey c. focus group d. personal interview
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