Don and Kathy both take a standardized test (the same test) that has a standard error of 4 . Don scores a 36 on the test, and Kathy scores a 42 . Based on the information in the example, which of the following is the most accurate statement?
a. Kathy's true score is higher than Don's, since her score is more than 4 points higher than his.
b. Don's true score could be higher than Kathy's.
c. Kathy's true score is likely to be between 42 and 46
d. Don's true score is likely to be between 34 and 38
b
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