Even though they are good predictors of performance in similar situations, one of the arguments against __________ tests is that this type of testing makes the assumption that everyone has had the same chance to learn the material being tested.
A)aptitude
B)internally consistent
C)achievement
D)psychological

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Achievement tests are designed to assess what a person has learned in a specific area of study, thus assuming that all test-takers have had equal opportunity to learn the material, which may not always be the case. This contrasts with aptitude tests, which aim to predict a person's ability to learn or perform in the future regardless of previous learning experiences.

Even Though They Are Good Predictors of Performance in Similar