Exam 5: Z Scores, T Scores and Other Normal Curve Transformations
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With an SD of 10, a raw score of 60 is at the 58th percentile, Find the mean of the raw score distribution.
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All z scores greater than 0 must coincide with percentiles which are greater than 50.
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For a given raw score to be converted into a z score, one must know both the mean and standard deviation of the raw score distribution.
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The T score on a certain distribution is 57. The mean of the raw score distribution is 95 with an SD of 10.51. What is the value of the raw score?
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The T score on a certain distribution is 75. The mean of the raw score distribution is 430 with an SD of 82. What is the value of the raw score?
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A raw score which falls exactly at the second quartile, must convert to a T score of
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If someone were to score at the 84th percentile, the resulting z score would be approximately
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When the standard deviation of the raw score distribution equals 10, then the mean of the raw score distribution must equal
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When converting a z score into a raw score, anytime the z score is positive in sign
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With a mean of 68 and an SD of 3.07, find the T score for a raw score of 65.
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The mean equals 30. One individual scores at the 26th percentile and has a raw score of 26. What is the standard deviation?
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The mean on a test is 90, with an SD of 20. What raw score would be equivalent to a percentile rank of 29?
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Whenever the z score equation is used in order to calculate the mean, the mean must always be greater than the raw score
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A certain raw score equals 85 and is at the 15th percentile. The standard deviation is 15.27. What is the mean of the distribution?
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With a mean of 15 and an SD of 2.38, find the T score for a raw score of 12.
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A certain raw score equals 12 and has a percentile rank of 30. The standard deviation is 2.93. What is the mean of the distribution?
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