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Selecting a Random Sample of Questions in a Contingency Managed (PSI) Course

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A procedure for sampling questions from a universe for repetition of criterion performances is described. Academic and administrative benefits are also noted.

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  1. University of Maryland University College, European Division, APO, New York, 09403, USA

    Robert F. Martin

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The author gratefully acknowledges the able assistance of Elva J. Ackerson in administration of the course at Jamestown College, Jamestown, North Dakota, and in preparation of this paper. Publication of this paper was made possible by funds from UMUC, European Division, for which the author is most grateful.

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Martin, R.F. Selecting a Random Sample of Questions in a Contingency Managed (PSI) Course. Psychol Rec 27, 349–350 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03394451

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