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refers to the process of comparing an individual's overall IQ score to the scores of others in the same chronological age group. The average for the chronological age group is set at a theoretical score of 100. 1) Norming 2) The Flynn effect 3) The g factor 4) Calculating a mental age

Name: refers to the process of comparing an individuals overall iq score to the scores of others in the same chronological age group the average for the chronological age group is set at a theoret 19872
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Description: refers to the process of comparing an individuals overall iq score to the scores of others in the same chronological age group the average for the chronological age group is set at a theoret 19872

          refers to the process of
comparing an individual's overall IQ score to the scores of others in the same
chronological age group. The average for the chronological age group is set at a
theoretical score of 100.
1) Norming
2) The Flynn effect
3) The g factor
4) Calculating a mental age

refers to the process of comparing an individuals overall iq score to the scores of others in the same chronological age group the average for the chronological age group is set at a theoret 19872

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refers to the process of comparing an individual's overall IQ score to the scores of others in the same chronological age group. The average for the chronological age group is set at a theoretical score of 100. 1) Norming 2) The Flynn effect 3) The g factor 4) Calculating a mental age