Exam 5: Z Scores, T Scores and Other Normal Curve Transformations
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If the mean of a normal distribution were equal to 100, and a raw score of 99 was found to be at the 10th percentile, then
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A certain raw score equals 71 and is at the 72nd percentile. The standard deviation is 3.00. What is the mean of the distribution?
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When a given raw score value is less than the mean of the raw score distribution, its equivalent z score must be positive.
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With a mean of 105 and an SD of 6.30, what raw score falls at the 93rd percentile?
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Any raw score which has a percentile rank of 99, has a T score of at least
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On a test with a mean of 200 and an SD of 50, what raw score would fall at the 86th percentile?
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A z score of -1, indicates a point one standard deviation unit below the mean.
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If the mean of an IQ distribution equals 100, with a standard deviation of 15, then an IQ score of 85 is equivalent to a T score of 35.
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The T score on a certain distribution is 28. The mean of the raw score distribution is 110, with an SD of 14.93. What is the value of the equivalent raw score?
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If a distribution is normal, any percentile can be converted into its equivalent z score.
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All T scores greater than 20 must coincide with percentiles which are greater than 50.
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When converting z to T, all positive z scores yield T scores
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The mean height for a group of children is normally distributed, with a mean of 55" and an SD of 3.71". One child is at the 39th percentile of the height distribution. How tall is that child?
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Whenever the percentage values in the z score table indicate an absolute tie
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The percentile value for a given raw score must always be at least 50 or above whenever
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The mean equals 60. One individual scores at the 13th percentile and has a raw score of 50. What is the standard deviation?
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When the standard deviation of the raw score distribution is equal to less than 1.00, then
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In a normal distribution, the mean falls above the 50th percentile only when
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The mean is 65, with an SD of 5.00. A raw score of 57 would fall at what percentile?
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