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Development of a Test to Measure the Knowledge Level of Small Tea Growers on Scientific Tea Cultivation Practices

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  • Parasar, Suman
  • Das, Pabitra Kumar
  • Barman, Indrajit
  • Borah, Kangkana
  • Sultana, Shabnam

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The present study was conducted to construct and standardize a test to measure the knowledge level of small tea growers on scientific technology on tea cultivation. The major steps followed for developing the test were construction of items, primary and final selection of items through difficulty index, discrimination index and biserial correlation. The final test comprised of 24 objective questions, referred to as items. The procedure adopted in the study can also be followed for developing knowledge test on any other aspect.

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  • Parasar, Suman & Das, Pabitra Kumar & Barman, Indrajit & Borah, Kangkana & Sultana, Shabnam, 2020. "Development of a Test to Measure the Knowledge Level of Small Tea Growers on Scientific Tea Cultivation Practices," Asian Journal of Agricultural Extension, Economics & Sociology, Asian Journal of Agricultural Extension, Economics & Sociology, vol. 38(8).
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:ajaees:357824
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