Hey Meng Hu! Excellent work as always i was just a bit dumbfounded as to how you calculuated the IQ i downloaded the Excel sheet to try and dig around and only found that the data isnt done via the Excel formula, If you could explain the actual components like where the 100, 1042.44, 199.6 and 15 come from and what they represent!
As an example for White-Fillipino
=100-((1042.4-B13)/199.6)*15=101.33
Thank you in advance(i am a bit stupid but was curious what they are actually made up of)
In the spreadsheet 1042.4 is the white mean, B13 filipino mean, and 199.6 the SD of the total sample, the value of 100 and 15 is what we typically use to get the IQ-metric score.
Hey Meng Hu! Excellent work as always i was just a bit dumbfounded as to how you calculuated the IQ i downloaded the Excel sheet to try and dig around and only found that the data isnt done via the Excel formula, If you could explain the actual components like where the 100, 1042.44, 199.6 and 15 come from and what they represent!
As an example for White-Fillipino
=100-((1042.4-B13)/199.6)*15=101.33
Thank you in advance(i am a bit stupid but was curious what they are actually made up of)
In the spreadsheet 1042.4 is the white mean, B13 filipino mean, and 199.6 the SD of the total sample, the value of 100 and 15 is what we typically use to get the IQ-metric score.
Ah thank you! Completly new to Psychonometrics the title really intrigued me. Thank you so much for the awesome work.