Approaches for development of criterion-referenced standards in health-related youth fitness tests
American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 2011•Elsevier
Conclusion In summary, two of the most notable changes in youth fitness testing are the shift
from performance-centered assessment to health-related fitness testing, and from norm-
referenced evaluation to CR evaluation. Setting the standards, or cut-off scores, is one of the
most important issues in the design of a CR test. Many methods have been developed to set
cut-off scores in CR tests, and the health outcome–centered method is the most popular and
effective one for setting standards for
from performance-centered assessment to health-related fitness testing, and from norm-
referenced evaluation to CR evaluation. Setting the standards, or cut-off scores, is one of the
most important issues in the design of a CR test. Many methods have been developed to set
cut-off scores in CR tests, and the health outcome–centered method is the most popular and
effective one for setting standards for
Conclusion
In summary, two of the most notable changes in youth fitness testing are the shift from performance-centered assessment to health-related fitness testing, and from norm-referenced evaluation to CR evaluation. Setting the standards, or cut-off scores, is one of the most important issues in the design of a CR test. Many methods have been developed to set cut-off scores in CR tests, and the health outcome–centered method is the most popular and effective one for setting standards for
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