[Solution] We have TABLE 2 18-22 23-26 27-30 31+ Male 10(2.0) 12(1.5) 8(1.0) 20(2.5) Female 18(0.5) 15(5.0) 16(2.0) 9(4.5) Table 2 contains information
Question: We have
| TABLE 2 | 18-22 | 23-26 | 27-30 | 31+ |
| Male | 10(2.0) | 12(1.5) | 8(1.0) | 20(2.5) |
| Female | 18(0.5) | 15(5.0) | 16(2.0) | 9(4.5) |
Table 2 contains information with group means and standard deviations: M(SD). Using this information and assuming a normal distribution, answer the following questions (15 points).
- Which group had the highest overall average? Which group had the lowest overall average?
- Which group had the most dispersion, which group had the least dispersion?
- If an 18-year-old male achieved a score of 14, what is his z-score?
- If a 25-year-old female achieved a score of 22.5, what is her T-score?
- Francine achieved a raw score of 18 and scored within the 50th percentile. How old is she?
- Jared achieved a raw score of 10 and fell within the 97th percentile. How old is he?
- Find the raw scores for the following individuals:
- 22-year-old male in the 16th percentile
- 34-year-old female in the 99th percentile
- 28-year-old male in the 95th percentile
- 20-year-old female in the 1st percentile
- 25-year-old male with a T-score of 30
viii. Between what two scores would we expect to find 95% of all females between the ages of 27-30?
ix. Between what two scores would we expect to find 99% of all males between the ages of 18-22?
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