Scott Gelb

At that point, we then have to have a set of references.

There will be no question that doesn't have a reference behind it.

So it's important to know that if you disagree with a question and challenge it, and we welcome that, by the way.

But if you do, we do have the content where it came from, including the page number, chapter, and section.

And there are some rare cases where we'll find conflicting information.

And it's good to know that what we'll do is the team is very good about saying, you know what, we'll give you that one if you do find something contradicting.

But the point is to have a very fair exam.

And we spent the last two days writing many, many questions with all the sections.

We've peer-reviewed them.

And now we're at the point of rewriting some that we've taken back through rejection and rewrite some, fix some, write some new ones.

And then we're going to start reviewing them again and come up with the final exam forms and create the cut score.

The psychometrician.

Oh, psychometrician.

What is that?

It's someone who specializes in statistics specific to these exams.

They do work for other companies also, and we won't give any of the info who these people are, but it's...

Yeah, we'll protect their identities.

It's a very legal and standardized process.

And they talk about things like isomorphs, or that's a question that's like another question, or an enemy question.

For example, we don't want people guessing things.