Psychological Test Results Are Often Compared to Each Other to Determine

question 60

Multiple Choice

Psychological test results are often compared to each other to determine a midrange, or normal point. In order to accomplish this, test administration must be completely consistent from one person to the next. What is this process called?

• A) Validity
• B) Standardization
• C) Reliability
• D) T-score distribution

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