Subgroup Norms Can Best Be Described as a Normative Sample

question 111

Multiple Choice

Subgroup norms can best be described as a normative sample

• A) that has been segmented in some way.
• B) that is not representative of the population sampled.
• C) with scores below the 60^th percentile on a test.
• D) for which test administration conditions were not optimal.

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