With a Norm-Referenced Instrument, It Is Important That the Clinician

question 14

Multiple Choice

With a norm-referenced instrument, it is important that the clinician evaluates:

• A)the size of the norming group.
• B)the suitability of the norming sample in terms of age, gender, ethnic makeup, socioeconomic representation, educational level, and geographic location.
• C)the procedures used the select the norming sample (e.g., random sampling, cluster sampling)
• D)all of the above

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Definitions:

Control Theory

A theory in sociology and criminology that explains individual compliance with social norms and laws through the presence of strong bonds with society that encourage self-control.

Deviant Behaviour

Actions or behaviors that violate societal norms or expectations, often drawing social condemnation or corrective measures.

Cultural Goals

Societal norms and values that dictate the aspirations and desirable achievements for its members, influencing behavior and social structure.

Social Reality

The experiences, beliefs, and values that humans share and use to define social phenomena and construct their understanding of the world.