The Basic Difference Between Rating Scales and Scoring Rubrics Is

question 81

Multiple Choice

The basic difference between rating scales and scoring rubrics is that

• A)rating scales provide general descriptions of overall performance,while scoring rubrics provide specific feedback.
• B)rating scales provide norm-referenced interpretations of performance,while scoring rubrics provide criterion-referenced interpretations.
• C)scoring rubrics provide criterion-referenced interpretations of performance,while rating scales provide norm-referenced interpretations.
• D)scoring rubrics provide general descriptions of overall performance,while rating scales provide specific feedback.

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Definitions:

Section 11

A provision found in securities law, particularly the Securities Act of 1933 in the United States, that deals with the liability associated with false or misleading statements in a company's registration statement.

Federal Government Cancels

Actions taken by the federal government to void or terminate a contract, policy, or agreement.

Registration Statement

A set of documents submitted by a company to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) prior to issuing stock or securities to the public, containing detailed financial and operational information about the company.

Capital Markets Efficiency Act of 1996 (CMEA)

A hypothetical act, as no specific details of such legislation are found under this title as of my last update.