How are NORI tests made and interpreted?
Each test has its own questions and result rules. Review the information published on its detail page.
Understand the difference between questions, scoring rules, content versions, and validation evidence in NORI tests.
What evidence is shown on a test page?
A detail page describes the test’s purpose, dimensions or result types, result explanations, process, and interpretation limits. When available, it also shows the content version and update date.
What do scores and result types mean?
They are outputs of the response rules defined for that test. Do not compare numbers across different tests as if they share one scale or represent a population ranking.
Are there validation studies?
If a test has no published validation or reliability evidence, NORI does not call it a validated measurement instrument. A methodology note explains how content works; it is not a substitute for accuracy evidence.
How can I tell when content changed?
Check the content version and update date on the test detail page. They help identify content changes, but do not certify result accuracy.