When considering ethical issues in assessment which of the following is/are considered essential?

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All three options (informed consent, confidentiality and the assessor's sound knowledge of the tests' psychometric properties) are essential when considering ethical issues in assessment. Informed consent ensures that the person being assessed is fully aware of the nature and purpose of the assessment, and gives consent to participate voluntarily. Confidentiality ensures that the information gathered during the assessment is kept private and not shared with others who do not have a need to know. The assessor's sound knowledge of the tests' psychometric properties ensures that the assessment results are valid and reliable, and that the assessment is carried out in an appropriate manner.

When Considering Ethical Issues in Assessment Which of the Following