USING STANDARD SCORES Four people took tests of a particular psychological construct, but each took a different test. The norms for the tests are below. Complete the Table. Round to 2 decimal places. Jo: u = 80 o = 20 Meg: u = 100o=10 Beth: µ = 30o = 10 Amy : μ- 50 σ-5 NAME T Stanine % ile NCE Raw Score 7. Jo 0.8 53 ףה GI 56.32 86 Meg -14 36 8.08 20.52 86 74.64 87.90 41.76 Beth 1.17 61.7 Amy -0.80 H2 21.19 33.15 List the 4 individuals from Highest Scorer (1) to Lowest Scorer (4). Points to Ponder: is it better to rank people based on standard scores (e.g., T) or raw scores? Why? [2 EC PTS if you can provide the last name of these people, who form a famous group] NAME: March 1). 2) 3) 4) The Table above includes point estimates only. Report the interval estimates (i.e., 95% Cls) for Jo below. The standard error of her raw score is 3 points. 95% CI for Raw Score: to to T: to %ile: to Stanine: to Without using a calculator, can you recognize the score in this set that does not match the others? (Circle it) 1. +.30 T= 53 NCE = 56.32 Stanine = 6 % ile = 48

USING STANDARD SCORES Four people took tests of a particular psychological construct, but each took a different test. The norms for the tests are below. Complete the Table. Round to 2 decimal places. Jo: u = 80 o = 20 Meg: u = 100o=10 Beth: µ = 30o = 10 Amy : μ- 50 σ-5 NAME T Stanine % ile NCE Raw Score 7. Jo 0.8 53 ףה GI 56.32 86 Meg -14 36 8.08 20.52 86 74.64 87.90 41.76 Beth 1.17 61.7 Amy -0.80 H2 21.19 33.15 List the 4 individuals from Highest Scorer (1) to Lowest Scorer (4). Points to Ponder: is it better to rank people based on standard scores (e.g., T) or raw scores? Why? [2 EC PTS if you can provide the last name of these people, who form a famous group] NAME: March 1). 2) 3) 4) The Table above includes point estimates only. Report the interval estimates (i.e., 95% Cls) for Jo below. The standard error of her raw score is 3 points. 95% CI for Raw Score: to to T: to %ile: to Stanine: to Without using a calculator, can you recognize the score in this set that does not match the others? (Circle it) 1. +.30 T= 53 NCE = 56.32 Stanine = 6 % ile = 48

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

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