When "putting a test to the test" and researching published guidelines from professional associations regarding the use of a particular test for a particular objective,a test user is MOST likely to find that the guidelines recommend
A) "bending the rules" of test administration as specified in the test manual.
B) interpreting the test using the norms developed for a different test.
C) the use of additional measurement tools along with the test.
D) testing all assessors on their proficiency with the instrument.

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When researching published guidelines from professional associations, a test user is most likely to find that the guidelines recommend the use of additional measurement tools along with the test to obtain a more comprehensive evaluation. This is because tests have limitations and should not be the sole basis for making decisions. The guidelines are also likely to stress the importance of following the rules of test administration as specified in the test manual, using the norms developed for that particular test, and ensuring that assessors are proficient in using the instrument. However, none of these options are as likely to be emphasized as much as the recommendation to use additional measurement tools along with the test.

When "Putting a Test to the Test" and Researching Published