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Reliability of multiple-choice tests as a function of number of choices per item.
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Reliability of multiple-choice tests as a function of number of choices per item. (1944)Reliability of multiple-choice tests as a…Comparative Reliabilities of Five Types of Objective Examinations. (1925)Comparative Reliabilities of …OPTIMAL NUMBER OF OPTIONS: AN INVESTIGATION OF THE ASSUMPTION OF PROPORTIONALITY (1985)OPTIMAL NUMBER OF OPTIONS: AN…Psychological Measurement and Prediction (1967)Statistical Theories of Mental Test Scores (1969)Applications of Item Response Theory To Practical Testing Problems (2012)Confidence marking: Its use in testing (1982)What's Wrong with Three-Option Multiple Choice Items? (1987)More Evidence in Favor of Three-Option Multiple-Choice Tests (1993)
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  • 1985OPTIMAL NUMBER OF OPTIONS: AN INVESTIGATION OF THE ASSUMPTION OF PROPORTIONALITY36 cited

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