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The Difference Between Validity and Reliability — and Why Both Are So Important in Testing
It's a common mistake to assume that reliability and validity, as they relate to pre-employment tests, are essentially
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Proctored vs. Unproctored Testing: What to Consider
If you are familiar with assessments, you have probably heard the terms proctored and unproctored.
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Understanding Cut Scores: They’re Not Just Random Numbers!
Our tests are unique in that often the same assessment is recommended for a variety of different positions. Unfortunately, the
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Proctored vs. Non-Proctored Testing: What to Consider
If you are familiar with assessments, you have probably heard the terms proctored and non-proctored.
While it seems like the meaning
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What is Item Response Theory (IRT)?
Validation, implementation, and maintenance are major components of the research and development that goes into creating useful tests. Advances in
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Validity and Reliability in Testing – What do They Mean?
It is a common mistake to assume the terms “validity” and “reliability” have the same meaning.
While they are related, the
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What is a Cognitive Ability Test?
Have you ever wondered what a cognitive ability test is? This blog with Jen Garrow explains cognitive ability and why it