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raw score

the actual score, measurement, or value obtained before any statistics are applied to it. Compare: standard score.
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Table 2 includes analyses of raw scores (i.e., scored right or wrong with one point per item) at the top of the table and analyses of weighted scores (i.e., scored with different weightings like one point each for certain items, 1.5 points for others, or even 2 points each depending on the relative importance of the items or to balance the weight of different subtests) at the bottom.
Aligning English language testing with curriculum/Alineacion de examenes de un programa de ingles con su curriculo
Levene Test Results Variable Levene test (p=value) Gross Motor Quotient 0.1(p=0.73) Locomotor Raw Score 0.3(p=0.56) Object Control Raw Score 1.0(p=0.31) PedsQL,4.0- Physical functioning 0.1(p=0.68) PedsQL,4.0-Emotional functioning 0.1(p=0.74) PedsQL,4.0- Social functioning 0.8(p=0.37) Table 4.
Gross motor function and health quality of life among children with autism spectrum disorder participating in a gymnastics program: a pilot study
Raw score ranges between 7 and 35 on this subscale.
Depression and Anxiety among International Menopause in Germany: The Predictive Role of Coping Styles
If the raw score is below 13 or if the patient has answered 0-1 to any of the five items, it is an indication for further assessment to confirm depression.
Assessment and correlation of the World Health Organization 5 well-being index and blood pressure in software professionals
The psychological wellbeing subscale raw score was summation of 10 items, excluding items "are you fearful that your disease will come back?" and "how is your ability to remember things?" The median raw score for all patients was 65, range 46 to 80, with score of 6.45 [+ or -] 0.08.
QUALITY OF LIFE OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH COLOSTOMY AND ILEOSTOMY, WITH REFERENCE TO PSYCHOSOCIAL PROBLEMS AND SURGICAL COMPLICATIONS
However, for the SAS, the situation regarding cut-off scores is less clear: Zung [6] noted in an early study that all "normal subjects" returned an SAS index score below 50, but later he set an index score of 45 (raw score = 36) as a cut-off point for clinically significant anxiety [15].
Assigning Clinical Significance and Symptom Severity Using the Zung Scales: Levels of Misclassification Arising from Confusion between Index and Raw Scores
Then we used the EBADEPA conversion table to obtain raw scores that corresponded to the theta values.
Construccion de una escala comun entre pruebas de la depresion: el uso de la teoria de respuesta al item para la transferencia de normas del BDI al EBADEP-A
Regression analyses were performed for both RBANS raw score and age-adjusted z-score models.
Understanding the Connection between Cognitive Impairment and Mobility: What Can Be Gained from Neuropsychological Assessment?
And then all ensemble transcript-based definition regions would be spited into several nonoverlapped subregions annotated by raw score; the minimum score of one subregion was defined as the subregion's intolerance score.
Syntool: A Novel Region-Based Intolerance Score to Single Nucleotide Substitution for Synonymous Mutations Predictions Based on 123,136 Individuals
A pupil's scaled score is based on their raw score. The raw score is the total number of marks a pupil scores in a test, based on the number of questions they answered correctly.
More than half the pupils in Year 6 are off target
According to Table 1 both classes that participated in the Thinking Science lessons had an improved raw score and therefore improved Cognitive Level.
Effects of a modified Thinking Science program for Year 8 students of various abilities
A total subscale score can be obtained, as well as a total BNIS raw score that is converted to an age-corrected standard T-score.
Cognitive impairment after severe traumatic brain injury, clinical course and impact on outcome: a Swedish-Icelandic study

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