Ranking a Minority Test Taker Higher Than a White Test

question 21

Multiple Choice

Ranking a minority test taker higher than a White test taker with the same test score is an example of ______.

• A) equating test scores
• B) test norming
• C) race norming
• D) race equivalency

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