Uniform set of instructions

Definition

A uniform set of instructions refers to standardized guidelines given by test administrators that are consistent for all individuals taking the same test. This ensures fairness and reduces potential biases.

Related terms

Test Norms: Established standards of performance based on the test results of a large representative sample. Norms provide a basis for comparing an individual's score to others in the population.

Test Bias: Occurs when test items or procedures systematically favor one group over another, potentially leading to unfair advantages or disadvantages.

Scoring Rubric: A predetermined set of criteria used to evaluate responses and assign scores consistently across different raters or graders.