Norm-Referenced Measurement

The number of test questions correctly answered can seldom be interpreted in an absolute sense. Norms – the distribution of scores of some well-defined group of examinees, such as a representative national sample of students – provide a meaningful context for interpreting test scores. Even criterion...

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Criterion referenced
Developmental scales
Deviation IQ
Grade equivalents
National norms
Norm referenced
Normal distribution
Normative scales
Norms
Percentile ranks
Performance standards
Scaling
Status scales
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