Since the flawed questions were ultimately dropped from the scoring, no one gained or lost, officials say.
Luhrmann's book bears witness -- unwittingly at first, then with increasingly cleareyed intellectual analysis -- to the fact that a third party, namely managed care, has seized upon that flawed question and answered it "irrevocably" in favor of biological psychiatry, with ramifications that will very likely be felt in this country for decades to come.
As previously mentioned, results from coding student responses for answer (correct or incorrect) and reasoning (correct, incorrect, or mixed) are problematic for the individual component of the evolution unit exam due to flawed question structure.
Based on the many essays, blog posts, and comments that have been sparked by Senior's article, it would seem that, "Will motherhood make me happy?" is a highly flawed, question to start with.
My life is like a sitcom - though I'm a genius, my family treats me like a dumb TV dad, and I've had lots of fun adventures - stripping, bar bouncing, being a 26-year-old high school senior, suing Who Wants to Be a Millionaire over a flawed question, and taking less than a year to earn enough college credit to graduate with eight majors.
Flawed questions have become an inner voice: why had she let him into her life when he seemed troubled or when problems started?
Terry's family sued the US government and the case was thrown out in court, but his death drew attention to the flawed investigation and questions grew about the human cost of the ATF's efforts to acquire information about criminal gun-smuggling networks.
The flawed estimate raises more questions about the panel's vetting procedures than it does about the melting of Himalayan glaciers, which most scientists believe is a major problem.
And even if the papers are retracted, questions about the flawed technique and the way it ended on the pages of Nature remain to be answered.
There are clearly many questions arising from the flawed handling of this case.
