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PSY-380 Lecture Notes - Standard Score, Raw Score, Xm Satellite Radio

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5 Nov 2022
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The equation used to transform z - scores back into x values for a population. The equation transforms z scores back into x values for a sample. The formula used to transform x values into z scores for a population. Raw score: original unchanged datum that is the direct result or measurement. Z-score: specification of the precise location of each x value within a distribution. Z - score transformation: relabeling of x values in a population into precise x-value locations within a distribution. Standard distribution: composition of data used to make different distributions comparable.

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