A test that compares each person with a norm is called
A) a transformed test.
B) a criterion-referenced test.
C) a norm-referenced test.
D) a within-group norming test.

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A norm-referenced test compares a person's performance with that of a norm group, which is typically a representative sample of the population or a specific subgroup. It is used to determine how well an individual compares to others in the norm group, and is often used for placement, selection, or evaluation in education and other settings. The other options (A, B, and D) are not accurate descriptions of a norm-referenced test.

A Test That Compares Each Person with a Norm Is