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Multiple-Choice Testing

The multiple-choice questionnaire has become an integral part of modern society. It is used for such diverse purposes as testing knowledge, estimating ability, polling opinions, and indicating most-suitable careers to individuals. Some of the richness of variation possible within the multiple-choice format will be studied in this module.

Robert J. Weber | R. Weber

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