Exam 4: Test Scores and How to Use Them

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In a normal distribution, approximately __________ of the cases (or scores) occur between one standard deviation and two standard deviations either above or below the mean.

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A developmental score that indicates a student's raw score in terms of the average performance of individuals of a certain age in the norm group is a(n) __________.

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One factor that needs to be considered in determining the number of subjects to include in a norm sample is that the sample needs to be large enough to

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Johnny, age six years, earns an age equivalent of 7-2 on an intelligence test. The appropriate statement to make based on this information is that

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A z score is equal to a(n)

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Of the following correlation coefficients, the one with the poorest predictive value is

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When we talk about platykurtic curves and leptokurtic curves, we are talking about

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When an age equivalent is going to be derived from a target score that is outside the available norm-group scores, the age equivalent for the target score is estimated through

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The sixtieth percentile is the point in a distribution

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The Granite School District examined the standardized achievement data for its students and found that the correlation between reading scores and math scores during the most recent year was -.99. They concluded that they had a nearly perfect correlation, indicating that if a student achieved a high score in reading, the same student would achieve a high score in math. Have they reached an appropriate conclusion? Why or why not?

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