Question

When grading student papers, Professor Arthur uses a grading rubric that specifies performance standards for grammar, organization, references, and creativity. However, rather than grading student papers based on the rubric, he tends to grade a paper by comparing it to the previously read paper. Professor Arthur's grading is most likely subject to_______.

Answer 1

Answer:

Contrast error

Explanation:

Contrast Error is a concept in which the performance grading of a candidate is influenced by comparing with the performance of the previous candidates (being relatively good or bad). This is a rating error in which the analysis of an individual is based on the performance of other people in the group that is when the performance of others in a group is low, they is a tendency that the performance of an individual would be low and vice versa.