Cutoff scores can be set by all of the following except:
A)contrasting the distributions of successful and unsuccessful job incumbents.
B)using experts' judgments.
C)multiple regression.
D)race norming.

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Race norming, which involves adjusting scores on a test based on the race or ethnicity of the test taker, is not a legally or ethically acceptable method for setting cutoff scores. It has been widely criticized and is prohibited under various laws and regulations. The other options (A, B, C) are legitimate methods for setting cutoff scores in various contexts, such as employment testing.

Cutoff Scores Can Be Set by All of the Following