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Object template

Test

A standardized assessment instrument developed by a researcher for university admission, course selection, or other evaluation purposes.

A test is a standardized assessment instrument, such as an examination designed for general university admission, selection into a specific course, or another evaluation purpose.

The object records the instrument’s title, authorship, and the date it was first used, situating it within the researcher’s output record and its research classification.

Fields

5 fields

Field nameTypeDefinitionBound to
Title*textThe title of the test.
First Listed AuthortextThe name of the first listed author of the test.first-author
Co-authorstextThe names of any co-authors of the test.
Date First UseddateThe date on which the test was first used.
Research ClassificationpicklistThe subject-area classification assigned to the test within the research classification scheme.research-classification

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