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The standard for comparison in a test is typically a control group or a baseline measurement against which the experimental results are evaluated. This allows researchers to assess the effect of the treatment or intervention by comparing it to a group that has not received the treatment. In some tests, established benchmarks or norms may also serve as standards for comparison. Ultimately, the standard helps determine the validity and significance of the test results.

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