The Definition of a Norm-Referenced Test as Compared to a Criterion-Referenced

question 109

Multiple Choice

The definition of a norm-referenced test as compared to a criterion-referenced test differs primarily with respect to

• A) the error thought to be present in measurement.
• B) whether or not the test is theory-based.
• C) the score to which testtakers are compared.
• D) the reliability of the test in question.

Describe approaches for inclusive communication with individuals who have disabilities.

Apply principles of non-discriminatory language in business communications, specifically avoiding racism and ageism.

Understand the concept of the Flynn effect and its implications on the intelligence levels over generations.

Identify and describe educational practices for gifted and talented students.

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Definitions:

Vertical Line

A line that runs up and down the page, having an undefined slope and typically used to represent the concept of infinity in coordinate geometry.

Histogram

A graphical representation that displays data by way of bars to show the frequency of numerical data intervals.

Symmetric

Having attributes that are mirrored equally across a central axis or around a central point.

Skewed

A description of a distribution that is not symmetrical, with a majority of data points lying on one side of the mean.