A standardized test in psychology consists of -
A. Reliability
B. Validity
C. Maximum items
D. Difficult languages
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Correct answer: A. A & B only
Explanation
A standardised test must have established reliability and validity (plus norms); maximum items and difficult language are not requirements.
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