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SET OF CRITERIA FOR EFFICIENCY OF THE PROCESS FORMING THE ANSWERS TO MULTIPLE-CHOICE TEST ITEMS

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Is offered the set of criteria for assessing efficiency of the process forming the answers to multiple-choice test items. To increase accuracy of computer-assisted testing results, it is suggested to assess dynamics of the process of forming the final answer using the following factors: loss of time factor and correct choice factor. The model application results show the high efficiency of suggested set of criteria.
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