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The National Counselor Exam is an example of what type of assessment?
CRITERION-Referenced - tests that compare a test taker to some objective set of criteria, such as a CUT-OFF SCOREIPSATIVELY interpreted tests compare the test results with the test taker's results on other parts of the same assessment.NORM-referenced assessments compare test takers to others who have taken the same test, so how much a test taker knows is not as important as how the test taker compares with others.
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CRITERION-Referenced - tests that compare a test taker to some objective set of criteria, such as a CUT-OFF SCOREIPSATIVELY interpreted tests compare the test results with the test taker's results on other parts of the same assessment.NORM-referenced assessments compare test takers to others who have taken the same test, so how much a test taker knows is not as important as how the test taker compares with others.
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