Jill received a 77% on a test, and her professor decides to curve the test. the professor compares jill's score to other students' scores in her class. the professor decides to assign jill a b + because her score was high relative to everyone else's. when assigning the b+, the professor used a process called

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24 January, 21:51

Jill received a 77% on a test, and her professor decides to curve the test. the professor compares jill's score to other students' scores in her class. the professor decides to assign jill a b + because her score was high relative to everyone else's. when assigning the b+, the professor used a process called

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When assigning the B+, the professor used a process called "norming".

Calculating norm-referenced scores is called the "norming process," and the examination group is known as the "norming group."

Norm-referenced alludes to government sanctioned tests that are intended to analyze and rank test takers in connection to each other. Norm-referenced scores are for the most part detailed as a rate or percentile positioning. Norming groups ordinarily involve just a little subset of past test takers, not all or even most past test takers.