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Real Scores in Multiple Choice Tests for Large Item Cases |
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Surin Khanabsakdi and Thammarat Tuntisuntisom |
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Abstract: In multiple choice tests, students choose the answers by guessing when they cannot utilize their knowledge. Thus, the total score of any examination paper, denoted by T, comprises a real score from knowledge - based answer, denoted by R, and a guessing score from answering the questions by choosing at random, denoted by X. Thus T = R+X. The conditional expectation of R given T = t in multiple choice tests at large numbers of items is studied in this paper.
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1998-05-25 |
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1998-12-15 |
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Vol.25 No.2 (DECEMBER 1998) |
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Khanabsakdi S.. and Tuntisuntisom T., Real Scores in Multiple Choice Tests for Large Item Cases , Chiang Mai J. Sci., 1998; 25(2): -. |
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