Qualifying words such as ?never, sometimes, and always,? which reveal the answer to an examinee who has no information about the subject of the item, are called
A) false positives and false negatives.
B) glittering generalities.
C) interlocking adverbs.
D) specific determiners.

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Specific determiners are words that limit or define the scope of a statement, such as "never," "sometimes," and "always," which can indicate the certainty or frequency of an event.

Qualifying Words Such as ?Never, Sometimes, and Always,? Which Reveal