What are the differences between z-scores and t-scores?
StandardizationStandardization refers to the process of obtaining and analyzing data from a representative sample to make inferences about the population for which a test is intended. Scores from the
Standardization
Standardization refers to the process of obtaining and analyzing data from a representative sample to make inferences about the population for which a test is intended. Scores from the tryout sample are used to form norms that allow a comparison of an individual test score to the norm of the original sample. In this way, test scorers can determine if a score is typically based on normative data. In analyzing and presenting survey results, there are standard procedures to use to ensure that appropriate measures are taken.
Tasks:
In a minimum of 200 words, respond to the following:
- Explain the need for test administrators to standardize scores.
- What are the differences between z-scores and t-scores? Select a psychological test that uses t-scores to make decisions in clinical settings. Why are t-scores used to standardize the scores of this test?
- Describe the components of processing and analyzing survey results. What are some options for presenting survey results?
For the psychological test and survey results examples, you select, give information such as the URL so that others can view the models.
- Cite all sources in APA format.