When individuals score "at the norm" on a standardized achievement test, it means that they have
A) performed at the average.
B) scored at the expected level.
C) scored 50 percent correct.
D) scored at the highest possible level.

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Scoring "at the norm" on a standardized achievement test means that the individual has performed at the average level, not above or below it. Therefore, the correct answer is A) performed at the average.

When Individuals Score "At the Norm" on a Standardized Achievement