
doi: 10.1007/bf02767473
Professors of Education at Florida State University, H. A. Curtis and R. P. Kropp have devoted two years to fundamental studies of the variables associated with tests administered by projection. One of the variables has to do with the timing of items presented serially. The findings they report here indicate that results obtained by projected testing are essentially comparable to those obtained by traditional testing, and may be obtained in somewhat less time.1
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