Fixed reference group scoring systems typically
A) contain groups of test-takers who all share a common characteristic, such as personality type.
B) are used by major test publishers to construct intelligence tests.
C) entail the comparison of one group of testtakers with all future groups of testtakers.
D) entail a comparison between one group of test-takers and another, matched group who took the same test the year before.

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Fixed reference group scoring systems involve comparing the performance of one group of test-takers against a standard or "fixed" reference group that has previously taken the test. This allows for consistent comparison across different administrations of the test.

Fixed Reference Group Scoring Systems Typically