Exam 4: Percentiles,percentile Ranks,standard Scores,and the Normal Distribution
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Scores that are normally distributed will have a mean that is equal to the median and mode.
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In a normal distribution,20% of all scores fall between standard scores of -2 and +2.
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A standard score represents the number of standard deviation units that a score falls above or below the mean.
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The score value corresponding to a given percentile rank is referred to as a standard score.
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The standard deviation of a set of standard scores is always equal to 1.00.
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What is the standard score of a raw score of 30 from a set of 20 scores where the mean is 15 and the standard deviation is 5?
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Percentile rank reflects a(n)_____ measure of relative standing.
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In all normal distributions,the mean,the median,and the mode are all:
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The percentage of scores in the distribution that occur at or below a given value,X,is the _____ of that value.
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Professor Hansen wants to eliminate any negative standard scores in his class so he should convert scores into____________________.
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An instructor has given his final exam and scores that are normally distributed.Nancy scores a 90 and Ronald scores a 75.The class mean on the exam was 85 and the standard deviation was 36.
What is Nancy's z score?
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An instructor has given his final exam,and scores are approximately normally distributed.Nancy scores a 90 and Ronald scores a 75.The characteristics of the distribution are as follows:
= 85,s2 = 36.What is Ronald's z score?
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The number of standard deviation units that a score falls above or below the mean is represented by the _____.
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One important use of standard scores is to compare scores on distributions that have different means and standard deviations.
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The _____ of a set of standard scores is always equal to 0.
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In some normal distributions,the proportion of scores that occur above or below a given standard score is different.
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The scores below represent the results of an in-class quiz worth 10 points.
How many students had a score at or below 8?
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The proportion of scores occurring between standard scores of 0 and -1 is _____ the proportion of scores occurring between standard scores of 0 and +1.
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A positive standard score indicates that the original score is greater than the standard deviation.
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