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What is the mean of the stanine scale?
What is the mean of the stanine scale?
- 1
- 5.5
- 10
- 5 (correct)
Which scale has a standard deviation of 1.96?
Which scale has a standard deviation of 1.96?
- McCall’s T-score
- Stanine scale (correct)
- Sten scale
- None of the above
In McCall’s T-score formula, what is the transformation factor for ZN?
In McCall’s T-score formula, what is the transformation factor for ZN?
- 10 (correct)
- 50
- -50
- -10
What does the sten scale consist of?
What does the sten scale consist of?
Which scale allows for statistical manipulation and comparability across groups?
Which scale allows for statistical manipulation and comparability across groups?
What is the range of the stanine scale?
What is the range of the stanine scale?
How many categories are there in the sten scale?
How many categories are there in the sten scale?
What is the disadvantage of stanine scales?
What is the disadvantage of stanine scales?
What does a norm score tell you about an individual?
What does a norm score tell you about an individual?
How is a cut-off score different from a norm score?
How is a cut-off score different from a norm score?
In norm-referenced comparison, how is an individual's performance evaluated?
In norm-referenced comparison, how is an individual's performance evaluated?
What is the purpose of setting cut-off scores in examinations?
What is the purpose of setting cut-off scores in examinations?
How does the passing standard of 70% illustrate an external criterion?
How does the passing standard of 70% illustrate an external criterion?
Which statistical concept is crucial when converting scores between different types of norm scores?
Which statistical concept is crucial when converting scores between different types of norm scores?
What is the primary focus of comparing an individual's test score to an external criterion?
What is the primary focus of comparing an individual's test score to an external criterion?
How do norm scores and cut-off scores differ in their evaluation approach?
How do norm scores and cut-off scores differ in their evaluation approach?
What is one key benefit of using norm-referenced comparison for evaluating test scores?
What is one key benefit of using norm-referenced comparison for evaluating test scores?
Why is it important to have clear cut-off scores in examinations?
Why is it important to have clear cut-off scores in examinations?
