You have just begun work at an outpatient clinic as a counse…
You have just begun work at an outpatient clinic as a counselor. As luck would have it, you have been hired to replace a counselor who just retired and therefore you have a full caseload right from the start. As you are reviewing the case files you notice right away that the clinic uses the Symptom Checklist 90-R as a primary screening measure for all clients seeking services. Also, part of the clinic’s assessment system is converting each client’s SCL-90-R raw score first to a T-score and then to a percentile rank. As you get to the folder of the last client your predecessor assessed, you notice that she neglected to do the T-score to percentile rank conversion on the Depression Scale and therefore this becomes the first psychometric act for you to complete at your new job. In which percentile does the client’s Depression T-score of 40 falls?
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A perfect score on a particular test is 100. Students’ test score distribution shows a fair amount of spread. Each question is worth five points. The lowest score is 35, the mean is 55, the median is 55, the mode is 55, the standard deviation is 10, and the range is 50. What is the highest score in the distribution of test scores based on the information provided?
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What score range, from the information provided below, would establish a 68% true score confidence band based on a client’s derived score of 77, when the mean of the test scores is 50, the standard deviation is 7, and the standard error of measure is 3?
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