Classical theory assumes that measurement errors
A) are not correlated with true scores
B) usually penalize the subject
C) are correlated from one test to the next
D) can be determined for the individual subject

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Classical test theory posits that measurement errors are random and thus not correlated with the true scores of individuals. This means that errors do not systematically bias the true score estimates.

Classical Theory Assumes That Measurement Errors