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The tutorial does a great job laying out key principles like reliability and factor analysis, and it includes some useful examples, like the vocabulary test data. But I still felt there was room for a more cohesive walk-through of a full task development process, from design to validation across independent samples. Wouldn’t that kind of end-to-end example really help bridge the gap between theory and hands-on application for researchers trying to implement these guidelines?