All of the following are examples of extra-test behavior on an ability test EXCEPT:
A) the way that a testtaker appears to cope with frustration.
B) whether or not a response selected is the correct answer.
C) how fatigued or distractible a testtaker appears to be.
D) an indication of cheating while the test is in progress.

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Extra-test behavior refers to any behavior that occurs outside of the actual administration of the test, such as a testtaker's body language or level of engagement in the testing process. Selecting the correct answer on an ability test is not considered extra-test behavior, as it is directly related to the test itself.

All of the Following Are Examples of Extra-Test Behavior on an Ability