Comparing an individual's test score only with members of his/her own racial group is an example of
A) tracking.
B) within-group norming.
C) norm monitoring.
D) criterion monitoring.

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Within-group norming involves comparing an individual's test score only with members of his/her own racial group. This can be useful in identifying any disparities or differences in performance between different racial groups. Tracking refers to separating students into different academic paths based on their abilities, while norm monitoring and criterion monitoring are not relevant to this situation.

Comparing an Individual's Test Score Only with Members of His/her