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A case study on norming an intelligence test using Regularised Prediction and Poststratification

2025-12-07

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<p>Valid generalisations from sample to population require representative samples. This is especially the case for psychological test norms as they are only useful to the extent that the normative samples can stand in for reference populations. However, as a field, we continue to face difficulties defining, acquiring, and describing representative samples. Having engaged with similar problems for a long time, poli...

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10.31234/osf.io/wnbes_v2
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