With respect to social forces, an individual evaluating an assessment should consider all the following questions except:
A) What purpose was the assessment designed for?
B) Will this assessment be effective at conveying my (investigator's) voice and values?
C) What values are reflected in this measure?
D) How has this purpose affected the content and design of the assessment?

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The question B focuses on the investigator's voice and values, which is not typically a primary concern when evaluating an assessment in the context of social forces. Assessments are generally designed to measure specific constructs or outcomes, and the primary considerations should be the purpose of the assessment, the values reflected in it, and how these aspects have influenced its content and design.

With Respect to Social Forces, an Individual Evaluating an Assessment