This article presents estimates of the effects of the use of formula scoring on an individual examinee's score. The results of this analysis suggest that under plausible assumptions, using test characteristics derived from several studies, some examinees would increase their scores by one half standard deviation or more if they were to answer items omitted under formula directions
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