The Usual Procedure for Developing Norms for a Test Is

question 10

True/False

The usual procedure for developing norms for a test is to give the test to a large group of people who resemble those for whom the test is intended.

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Definitions:

LPC

The Least Preferred Co-worker scale, a tool used in Fiedler's contingency model to determine an individual's leadership style based on how they view the least favorable person to work with.

Directive Behaviour

Refers to a leadership style where instructions, orders, and expectations are clearly communicated by leaders to their subordinates.

Initiating Structure

A leadership behavior that emphasizes the organization of work, roles, and tasks to achieve set objectives and goals.

Participative Behaviour

Actions that involve taking part or contributing in a group or activity, often referring to a management style that includes employees in decision making.