Which of the following is a sufficient basis for indicating test bias?
A) large differences in scores between defined subpopulations
B) the appearance of preference for one group in item content
C) absence of a defined subpopulation in the standardization
D) none of the above

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Test bias involves systematic errors that favor one group over another in a way that is unfair or invalidates the test's intended purpose. Large differences in scores, appearance of preference, and absence of a subpopulation in standardization may raise concerns or suggest potential bias, but none of these alone is a sufficient basis for indicating test bias without further investigation into the validity and fairness of the test across different groups.

Which of the Following Is a Sufficient Basis for Indicating