Normal Distribution and Z scores Hybrid Class #2

A positive standardized score represents

• An observed value at the mean

• An observed value above the mean

• One standard deviation

• Two standard deviations

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According to the Empirical Rule

• 34% of the values fall within 3 standard deviations above and below the mean

• 34% of the values fall within one standard deviation above and below the mean

• 68% of the values fall within a positive 1 standard deviation

• 68% of the values fall within one standard deviation above and below the mean

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Measurements in a bell-shaped curve

• Are evenly divided throughout the curve

• Are mostly positive

• Are clustered around the mean

• Are mostly negative

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CCSS.HSS.ID.A.2

CCSS.HSS.ID.A.3

A z score

• Is a standardized score for an observed value

• Is a raw score

• Is always the mean

• Is always the median

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A z score table

• Provides the mean for a given z score

• Provides the standard deviation for a given z score

• Provides the area associated with a z score

The area on the z table associated with one standard deviation above the mean is

• .3413

• .6826

• .0000

• .9515

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A negative z score is located

• Below the mean

• At the mean

• Above the mean

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A positive z score is located

• At the mean

• Above the mean

• Below the mean

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Which of the following gives the most information about a score in relation to the overall population?

• Raw score

• z score

• Mean

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The z score provides

• Information about how many standard deviations the score is from the mean

• The highest score

• The lowest score

• The mode

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