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"Jim Charter" <jrc### [at] msn com> wrote in message
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>I am marking some 50-question, 4-choice, multiple choice tests. (About 20
>of them.) The scores are noticeably low, 50%, 64%, 38%, 44%, 52%,...
> I begin to worry that the marking key I am using may be mismatched with
> the version of the test I am marking. After about nine papers marked,
> just as I am about to review the key against the actual questions,...I get
> a score of 84%. I am immediately and intuitively certain the key is the
> correct one and that this test group is just unusually low scoring. Is
> there any science that discusses this sort of phenomena?
I don't know, but I'm pretty sure that process is the foundation of all
modern organized religion.
--
Jack
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