Test takers
A)have the right to know who will have access to their test data.
B)do not have to be informed if a test has a selection bias.
C)need not be informed about test interpretations and scores if it will pose a threat to the security of the test.
D)have no privacy risks when transmitting data over the Internet.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Test takers have the right to know who will have access to their test data as part of ethical testing practices and privacy rights. The other options are incorrect because they involve withholding important information from test takers or incorrectly assume there are no privacy risks with internet data transmission.

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