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 Converting standardised scores to Percentiles
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The following table shows corresponding percentile scores for a range of Z scores.

PsyAsia's course attendees will recall that to calculate a Z score from a raw score one uses the following:

Z score = Raw Score minus Mean divided by Standard Deviation

To convert from any other standard score scale into a Z score one simply subtracts the mean of the other standard scale from the standard scale score and divides by the standard deviation of the standard score scale. So, to convert a T score into a Z score:

Z score = T Score minus mean of T score scale (50) divided by standard deviation of a T score scale (10).

See also: What is a percentile score



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Article ID: 92
Created On: 30 Dec 2006 11:07 PM

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