What is a factor?
a. The correlations between subscales on a test
b. A concept that may explain why group questions on a test are correlated
c. An environmental force that changes the interpretation of test scores
d. Evidence that a test has construct validity
b. A concept that may explain why group questions on a test are correlated
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a. 25% c. 50% b. 33% d. 75%