Question 5 of 7 • Crowley Original Credit Psychology
Answer:
Responses may vary but should include all or some of the following information: Developmental norms are determined by taking measurements, such as length or weight, to determine how development compares to other children in the same age group. The average number of children who have reached a particular task or measurement are then placed on a percentile scale to determine what the norms would be for that particular age group.