One of the problems associated with classical test theory has to do with
A) the notion that there is a "true score" on a test has great intuitive appeal.
B) the fact that CTT assumptions are often characterized as "weak."
C) its assumptions concerning the equivalence of all items on a test.
D) its assumptions allow for its application in most situations.

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Classical test theory assumes that all items on a test are equivalent. This assumption may not hold true if the test items are measuring different constructs or if there are biases present in the test items. This can lead to inaccurate test scores and limit the usefulness of the test.

One of the Problems Associated with Classical Test Theory Has