Subgroup norms can best be described as a normative sample A) that has been segmented in some way. B) that is not representative of the population sampled. C) with scores below the 60^th percentile on a test. D) for which test administration conditions were not optimal.

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Subgroup norms by definition refer to a normative sample that has been segmented in some way, such as by age, gender, ethnicity, or clinical population. This allows for more targeted comparisons and interpretations of test scores within specific subgroups.

Subgroup Norms Can Best Be Described as a Normative Sample