All else being equal, it is preferable to have the applicant's performance on one part of the test be closely tied to a previous part of the test.

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Having one part of a test closely tied to a previous part can introduce bias and affect the reliability and validity of the test, as it may not accurately measure the applicant's overall ability or knowledge if performance on one section unduly influences another.

All Else Being Equal, It Is Preferable to Have the Applicant's