Intelligence tests must be objective, which means that
A. there is some allowance for interpretation as to what can be considered a correct answer.
B. factors other than the individual’s performance are allowed to influence scoring but only if the differences are slight.
C. the examiner is allowed to exhibit personal factors, such as present mood state or opinion toward the examinee.
D. none of these occur.
Answer:D
Intelligence tests must be objective, which means that
A. there is some allowance for interpretation as to what can be considered a correct answer. B. factors other than the individual’s performance are allowed to influence scoring but only if the differences are slight. C. the examiner is allowed to exhibit personal factors, such as present mood state or opinion toward the examinee. D. none of these occur.