Which of the following is NOT correct about the Criterion-Referenced Testing?

Testing the relative position of an individual within a group is the hallmark of norm-referenced testing, not criterion-referenced testing, so that statement is not correct about it.

Criterion-referenced testing is also called domain-referenced testing, since it checks mastery of a defined domain.

It is also called objective-referenced testing, as performance is measured against fixed objectives.

Its principal use is in mastery tests, judging whether a set standard has been reached.

It compares a learner to an absolute standard rather than to peers.

Norm-referenced testing, by contrast, ranks a learner against the group, as pioneered in standardised testing traditions.