PSYC 308 - TESTS and MEASUREMENTS LAB
CHAPTER 5 EXERCISE

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  1. Preliminary work
  2. Enter data from Box 1 (pg. 134)
     

  3. Exercise One  -  Do the following for each test :

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    1. Create new variable to group data
    2. Do Frequencies: Raw scores and Grouped scores
    3. Do Descriptives: Raw scores and Grouped scores.  Get Z-scores.
    4. Create histogram, bar graph, box & whisker, error bars: Raw scores and Grouped scores
    5. Create appropriate tables & graphs
    6. Type a narrative summary of each test and of a comparison of the tests.

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  5.  Using same test data:

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    1. Do correlations between Test 1 & Test 3 and between Test 2 & Test 4: Raw scores and Grouped scores
    2. Create formula for regression of Test 3 on Test 1 (Raw Scores)
    3. Create formula for regression of Test 1 on Test 3 (Raw Scores)
    4. Use equation from # 3 and create a column of predicted scores for Test 3
    5. Use equation from # 4 and create a column of predicted scores for Test 1
    6. Use the standard errors of estimate to create 95% confidence limits for both sets of predictions.
    7. Write a summary of your results. Talk about:

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      1. Significance of the correlations
      2. Interpretation of Coefficient of Determination
      3. Differences between regression equations

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  7. Using same test data:

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    1. Compute T scores for all four tests
    2. Do Descriptives on all T scores
    3. Do histogram of T scores on all four tests
    4. Compute Percentile Ranks on all Raw Scores:  Use frequencies
    5. Compute Stanine Scores on all Raw Scores
    6. Do correlations between:

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      1. Raw Scores & Percentiles
      2. Raw Scores & Stanines

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    1. Use WordPerfect to produce a Table for each test which contains:

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      1. Subject #
      2. Raw Score
      3. T Score
      4. Percentile Rank
      5. Stanine Score

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    3. Prepare narrative explaining the relationship among the scores and what each is useful for.


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