National anchor norms for a test taken by university students allow for comparisons between
A) students who took the test and applicants who did not.
B) one student and a national sample of others taking the same test.
C) test battery results for international students.
D) doctoral students in psychology and a sample of Peruvian prisoners.

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National anchor norms allow for comparisons between a single student and a national sample of other students who have taken the same test. This enables the student's performance to be compared to a wider population, which can provide insights into their strengths and weaknesses relative to their peers. It does not involve comparisons to applicants who did not take the test, international students, or Peruvian prisoners.

National Anchor Norms for a Test Taken by University Students