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The Effects of Guessing On the Standard Error of Measurement and the Reliability of Test Scores

Educational and Psychological Measurement

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The Effects of Guessing On the Standard Error of Measurement and the Reliability of Test Scores

Volume 25, Issue 3

https://doi.org/10.1177/001316446502500305

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Lord, F. M. "Do Tests of the Same Length Have the Same Standard Errors of Measurement?" EDUCATIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT, XVII ( 1957), 510-521.

Lord, F. M. "Tests of the Same Length Do Have the Same Standard Errors of Measurement." EDUCATIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT, XIX ( 1959), 233-239.

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