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Traditional standard-setting methods are not well suited for applications with polytomously scored performance assessments. The present article presents a standard-setting method-the dominant profile judgment (DPJ) method-designed for use with profiles of polytomous scores on exercises in a performance-based assessment. The method is direct, in that it guides standard-setfing panelists in the articulation of their standard-setting policies. Further, it allows complex policy statements that could incorporate compensatory and/or conjunctive components. A detailed description of the method is provided, Results of an application of this standard-setting method are presented. Recommendations for improvements in the method are discussed.
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