Computer-based test interpretation
A) is always actuarial in nature.
B) may be actuarial in nature.
C) has nothing to do with actuarial assessment.
D) is synonymous with mechanical prediction.

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Computer-based test interpretation may use actuarial methods, but it is not always actuarial. It can also involve other forms of statistical analysis and decision-making processes. Therefore, option A is incorrect. Similarly, option C is also incorrect because computer-based test interpretation is a form of assessment and can be related to actuarial assessments. Option D is incorrect because mechanical prediction is a specific type of prediction that relies on algorithms and formulas rather than human judgment, and may not be applicable to all computer-based test interpretations.

Computer-Based Test Interpretation