Discussion
When individuals are expected to perform at a specific level of achievement is called ............
Answer: B
This is Criterion reference norms.
A criterion-referenced standard sets a fixed level of achievement that each individual is expected to reach, such as a fitness standard for health or a pass mark. A person's score is judged against that criterion, not against other people.
Norm-referenced norms compare a person with the performance of a reference group, for example by percentile. A 'standard' alone is too vague, and validity is the accuracy of a test, not a level of achievement.
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