Ability tests should include questions at the examinee's optimal level of difficulty because such questions
A) help maintain the examinee's interest.
B) minimize the potential for examinee fatigue.
C) allow the test user to collect the maximum amount of information in the minimum amount of time.
D) All of these

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Including questions at the examinee's optimal level of difficulty can help maintain their interest in the test, minimize potential fatigue, and allow for the collection of maximum information in minimum time. Therefore, all the given options are correct.

Ability Tests Should Include Questions at the Examinee's Optimal Level