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norm group

norm group A norm group is a comparison group used as a typical reference in a study.

A norm group is a comparison group used as a typical reference in a study. In this source, it refers to the healthy children whose test performance was used to compare with children diagnosed with developmental coordination disorder.

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Drafting source: Niklasson Mats; Norlander Torsten; Niklasson Irene; Rasmussen Peder. Catching-up: Children with developmental coordination disorder compared to healthy children before and after sensorimotor therapy. 2017; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0186126; article XML SHA-256 6809d964a6d0210202cce198f9610dd899e980e7887eab18f6d075f6ecc2ce82. “Catching-up: Children with developmental coordination disorder compared to healthy children before and after sensorimotor therapy” (10.1371/journal.pone.0186126).
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