When the Mean Is Used to Predict Scores, a Deviation $(X-\bar{X})$

Multiple Choice

When the mean is used to predict scores, a deviation $(X-\bar{X})$ indicates

A) the sample is representative of the population.
B) the difference between the $\bar{X}$ we predict and the score an individual actually gets.
C) the sum of all the deviations.
D) the individual's observed score.