Your relative standing informs you
A)of how your scores compares with the sample or population from which it is derived.
B)of the significance of your score.
C)whether your score is from a sample or a population.
D)of surprisingly very little.

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Relative standing, such as percentiles or standard scores, tells you how your score compares to others in a specific group or population. It does not directly inform you of the significance of your score, whether your score is from a sample or a population, or provide minimal information.

Your Relative Standing Informs You