A test should not be used for purposes not specifically recommended by the test developer unless
A)other sources of information are taken into consideration in the final recommendations
B)the norm group of the test is relevant to the test taker.
C)evidence is obtained to support an alternative use.
D)systematic procedures to verify the accuracy of scoring have been implemented.

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A test should only be used for purposes not recommended by the developer if there is evidence supporting the alternative use, ensuring the test's validity and reliability for that specific context.

A Test Should Not Be Used for Purposes Not Specifically