The standard normal distribution is also called a finite distribution because its mean is zero and standard deviation one, always.

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The standard normal distribution is called "standard" because its mean is zero and standard deviation is one, not "finite distribution." The term "finite distribution" is not typically used to describe the standard normal distribution; rather, it is known for being a specific case of the normal distribution where the mean and standard deviation are standardized.

The Standard Normal Distribution Is Also Called a Finite Distribution