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What can a supervisor do to overcome obstacles that face teams and help them reach their full potential?
 
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A ________ indicates how many standard deviations above or below the mean a given score lies.
 
  A) norm-referenced measure
  B) raw score
  C) criterion-referenced measure
  D) standard score


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