One of the best general strategies for reducing the effects of test bias is to
A) employ multiple methods of assessment
B) change the content of the test
C) use the "Golden Rule" during test development
D) give alternative non-verbal tests

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Employing multiple methods of assessment allows for a more comprehensive evaluation of a person's abilities, rather than relying solely on one test that may be biased towards certain groups. This can help to reduce the impact of any potential biases in a single test. Changing the content of the test or using alternative non-verbal tests may help to reduce bias in specific situations, but may not be the best general strategy for reducing the effects of test bias overall. Using the "Golden Rule" during test development (treating others as you would like to be treated) is a good ethical principle, but may not directly address the issue of test bias.

One of the Best General Strategies for Reducing the Effects