If you were writing an essay on the use of standardized test scores for college admittance, which research source listed below i

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If you were writing an essay on the use of standardized test scores for college admittance, which research source listed below i

s MOST likely to be unbiased, accurate, and credible? A) a review book written by a standardized test question writer B) a history written by the CEO of a standardized testing company C) a critical book written by a former student who made a perfect standardized test score D) a historical survey over how standardized tests were developed by an educational psychologist

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stepladder [879] · Answer 1 · 2023-04-06T16:26:12+03:00

Hey there,

If you were writing an essay on the use of standardized test scores for college admittance, which research source listed below is MOST likely to be unbiased, accurate, and credible?

I would say a B) a history written by the CEO of a standardized testing company because this would be handled by a CEO which are crazy smart people who know what there doing.

~Jurgen

ladessa [460] · Answer 2 · 2023-04-06T18:08:34+03:00

Hey There,

Question: "If you were writing an essay on the use of standardized test scores for college admittance, which research source listed below is MOST likely to be unbiased, accurate, and credible?"

Answer: C) a critical book written by a former student who made a perfect standardized test score

Reason:

A. Would be Accurate, Credible, But biased as he doesn't want his company to have a bad name.

B. Would be Accurate, Credible, But also biased as he definitely wouldn't want to have a bad name for his company as he would lose money and have less customers.

C. Would be Accurate, Credible, and Non-Biased.
He Is a student who made a PERFECT score which would make it accurate.
He would be Credible and Trustworthy as he took the Test Himself.
He would be Non-Biased as he is the student which it would have no effect on him if he is critical about the test.

D. Could be Accurate, Credible, and Non-Biased but there could be people who have a biased opinion that take the survey as they could go to teachers, biased students, and biased parents. So there is a chance but C. would be a fact.

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