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Generally, an advantage to norm-referenced tests is that they
 
  A. are precise
  B. pinpoint causes of developmental deficits
  C. allow insight into individual progress
  D. are easy to administer and score

Question 2

Observing children during free play and coaxing them into nonspontaneous, new movements for the purpose of assessment briefly describes
 
  A. total body approach to testing fundamental movement
  B. component approach to testing fundamental movement
  C. the Test of Gross Motor Development-2
  D. transdisciplinary play-based assessment



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D



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