Good technical adequacy of a test at minimum includes
A) general validity and a sizable norm sample.
B) reliable scores and general validity.
C) representative norms, reliable scores, and evidence for general validity.
D) clear purposes, reliable scores, and evidence for general validity.

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C) Representative norms, reliable scores, and evidence for general validity are essential components for ensuring a test's technical adequacy. These elements ensure the test measures what it intends to, consistently, and is applicable to a broad population.

Good Technical Adequacy of a Test at Minimum Includes