A norm group is a group of testtakers
A) for whom a particular test is deemed inappropriate.
B) taking a particular test for the very first time
C) that is typically described in the test manual.
D) Only b and c

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A norm group is a group of individuals whose test scores are used to establish the norm or standard against which the scores of other test-takers can be compared. This group is typically described in the test manual, and their scores are used to create a reference group that can be used to evaluate the performance of other test-takers. Therefore, option C is the correct choice. Options A and B are incorrect because they do not accurately represent the concept of a norm group. Option D is partially correct but incomplete, as it does not include the correct option, which is C.

A Norm Group Is a Group of Testtakers