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CORRELATIONS AMONG SAT, ACT, AFOQT AND GRADE POINT AVERAGE
January 1986
DT|C•jpt o 71988L]CTAS
Prepared by:
GROVER E. DIEHL, Ed. D.Chief, Plans and Evaluation BranchAFROTC
Cleared for public release by:
DAVID B. SUTHEPLIN, Major, USAFDirector, Public AffairsAFROTC
CORRELATIONS AMONG SAT, ACT, AFOQT AND C) ADE POINT AVERAGE
A study was conducted to determine the degree of association between the
Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), the ACT test of the American College Testing
Program, the Air Force Officer Qualification Test (AFOQT), and grade point
average (GPA) for AFROTC cadets entering the Professional Officer Corps during
FY 85.
NMETHOD
Subjects. A total of 3575 cadets reported in the Cadet Personnel System
(CPS) were selected for study. Cadets met the following criteria:
1. Reason for loss (DIN 90,4) code blank, indicating cadet remained active.
2. Student status (DIN 146) either contract/non-contract (Code B), or
conditional 1 term contract (Code N), or conditional 2 terms contract (Code P)
or conditional 3 terms contract (Code Q).
3. Date entered Professional Officer Corps (POC) (DIN 334) between 1 Nov 84
and 31 Oct 85, inclusive.
4. Date enlisted (DIN 166) not blank, indicating cadet began program.
5. AFOQT Verbal score (DIN 279) between 15 and 99, inclusive. This removed
misleadingly low verbal scores arising from retest inputs.
6. AFOQT Quantitative score (DIN 282) between 10 and 99. This removed
misleadingly low quantative scores arising from rete--t inputs.
7. Last AFOQT Form (DIN 288) "0," indicating Form 0.
These criteria,. conformed to those used by AFROTC to determine the viability of
detachments. A Selective Inquiry System (SIS) routine, shown at Appendix A, was
used to extract the target data from the CPS.
Variables. The 11 variables selected for study are described in AFROTCR
45-13, AFROTC Seleccion, Enrollment, and Reporting System (Senior Units Only).
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These include the foIlo.ing.
1. -SAT Verbal score. copy
2.. SAT Math score.
3. SAT Composite.
Accession For,4. ACT Composite score. NTIS GRA&I
DTIC TAB E5. SAT Composite equivalent from the AFOQT. Unanounced TAB
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6. AFOQT Academic Aptitude (AA) score.
7. AFOQT pilot score. B!D' stribution/
8. AFOQT navigator (NAV) score. tvailability CodesAv LvaiLl and/or
9. AFOQT verbal score. Dist Special
10. AFOQT quantitative (Quant) score.
11. Grade point average (GPA).
Procedure.t: The cata file from the SIS run was converted from BCD to ASCII
using a facility of the Honeywell 6000 computer at Maxwell/Gunter AFB. The
ASCII file of 3578 cadets was then checked for accuracy. Three cases were
deleted for incompatability with known limits leaving the 3575 cadet sample.
AFROTC/XPX FORTRAN routine CORLATE2 was then used to correlate eazh variable
with every other variable and produce a number of descriptive statistics., A/
listing of CORLATE2 is shown in Appendix B.
RESULTS/DISCUSSION
Due to the facts that there are some. missing data and not every CPS variable
requires a value to be entered, Ns for cells are not necessarily equal. While
this reduces the opportunity for direct comparisons among parings, it has the
advantage of maximizing use of all available data. To assist the reader in
evaluating the correlations, Tables 1 through 10 contain extensive descriptive
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statistics, with more deacriptive statistics contained in Appendix C.
There is some confidence from reviewing Tables I through 10 that even though
cell Ns are unequal, they remain representative samples from a common
population. Means for dependent variables (Ys) vary little as a function of
independent variables (Xs). For example, in Table I, the means of the dependent
variable "SAT Verbal" vary by less than two percent.
On test dimensions the cadets sampled tended to score above average. SAT
verbal was iround 525, SAT math arouud 600, AFOQT verbal and math above 60, and
so o01. Given the ambiguity of CPA, it is difficult to make external
comparisons. In a general way, however, a mean GPA of 2.8 to 2.9 may be
considered average or slightly above. There is evidence then that the FY 85 POC
pool is at least representative of the college population and perhaps a bit
above.
Matrix of correldtion coefficients is shown in Table II. The extremely
nigh cotrelations between SAT equivalent and SAT Lomposite and ACT is reasonable
since the first is simply a linear transformation of the latter two.
Correlations on CPA are the lowest, as might be expected. On the dimensions
seltcted, CPA is quite independent. Correlations otherwise tend to cluster in
logical categories -- verbal, math, pilot/nav, and composite scores. AFOQT
pilot and nay tended to correlate higher with math than with verbal variables.V
"SUMMARY
This report presents descriptive statistics and correlation coefficients
from 11 academic ability variables as they are reilected in the 1985 POC cadet
pool. These data are of use as base line data on the cadet population, and as
comparative data for use in validity research.
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Appendix C
Descriptive Statistics
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DO YOU U ANT ANOn-L HU UN(.~ OF [i.IL Y HO s A0 RE IN O 0N
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TOTAL SUBPOPUI.ATION MUST HE LESS THAN 5000
SAT VERBAL VS. SAT EQUIVALENT
YOUR X POPULATION OF 190() 1: ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 524.00,Gb A VARIANCEOF' 7068. 221 AND STANDARD DEVIATION OF 84.073THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 220 (00 TO 780.00
** OTHER IMPORTANT STfTASMEDIAI'N(MID PTr) -' 500. 0 MODE > 610.00 FREQ- 4
DISPFRSION = 0.16 SKEWNESS => 0.86
STANDARD ERROR (MEAN) :' 1 92** 95% C'ONFIDENCE INT ERVAL :.- 5203.23 THR. 527.78
YOUR Y POPULATION OF 19l8 ELEMENTS HAS A HEAN OF 1127.696 A VARIANCEOF 242321.87 AND STJANDARD DEVIATION OF 15,5.669THE DATA RANGE -IS FROM 680.00' TO .154(.00
*44 OTHER IMPORTANT STATS 3**)4
MEDIAN(MII) PT) 1) 1110.00 MODE :> 129(1.00 FRIE:Q-- 3DISPERSION >:> 0.14 SKEWNESS =) 0.34
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) :7> 3.5695% CONFIDENCE INTERVAL ::> 1"120.71 THRU 1134.68
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE TWO FACTORS X>Y IS 0.8373DO YOU WAN'r ANOTHER RUN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
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TOTAL. SUI.IPOPUL.TI.ON MUST DE LESS THAN 5000
SAT VERBAL VS. AFOQT ACADEMIC ABILITY
YOUR X POPULATION OF 1908 FEILEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 524.0015 A VARIANUE0oF 7068.22"1 AND STANDARD DEVIATION OF 84.073THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 220.00 TO 780.00
** OTHER IMPORTANT STATS **MEDIAN(MID PT) :=> 500.00 MODE => 610.00 FREQ 4
DISPERSION m> 0.16 SKIE'WNESS :.r> 0.86
YOUR Y POPIJ.ATION OF 19 08 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 64.,.254 A YARJIANCEOF 474.134 AND STAND(ARI) 3EVIAIAl ON OF 21,.775THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 10.00 TO 99.00
OTHER IMPORTANT STATS *.*
MEI)lAN(MII) PT) T> 54.50 MODE :> 95.00 FREG-- 3DISPERSION -> 0.34 SKEWNESS :0 1.34
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) :Q> 0.50** 95% CONFII)ENCE INTERVAL => 63.2-8 THU 65.. 2-3
CORRLLATrION IWTWEEN THE TWO FACTORS X;Y IS 0.7"1,57DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF' THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
TOTAL. SURI-'OPtJIATION Ht.lir IE..EI--S THAiN -oi)o 28
SAT VERBAL VS AFOQT PILOT
YOUR X POPULATION OF' 1908 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN4 OF 2,';P6.00G A VARIANICEOF 7068.221 AND STANDARI) DEVIATION OF 84.073THE DATA RANGE 1S FROM 220.00 TO 780.0.0
* OTHER IMPORTANT STATS *(-MEDIAN((MI) PT) EM> 500..00 MODE: ::> 6-1.00 FREQe- 4
DISPERSION =) 0.16 SKEWNESS :n) 0.86
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) :0> 1.92** 91Z CONFII)ENCEINTERVL ::) ,.520.23 THRU 527.78
YOUR Y POPULI..ATION OF 1i90S ELEMiiENTS HAIS A MEA OF 59,93'2 A VARIANCEOF 4,55.-194 AND SIANDARI) DFIVI-Tl ON OF 21 .335THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 2.00 TO 99 (10
** OTHER IMPORTANT STATrs *.MLI)IAN (MiU PT1 ) >p T 50. 50 MODE > 67.00 FREE-- 2
DISPERSION := 0.36 S(KWNESS ::> 1.33
Si ANI)AR I) p.R OR (MEAN ) = 0(I. 499,'% CONF:lI).NCE: INTERVAL -::. 58.98 TIIRU 6[, 89
CORRELATION EETWEEN THE TWO FACTORS XY IS (0.2373DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
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TOTAL SIJEPOPLILAT(ION MUST BE LESS 11-HAN 5000 29
SAT VERBAL VS. AFOQT NAV
YOUR X POPULATION OF 1908 EI.EME.NTS HAS A MEAN OF Z524.005 A VARIANCE
OF 71168.221 AND STANDARD DEVIATION OF 84.073THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 220.00 TO 780.00
** OTHER .IMPORTANT STATS .-.MEDIAN(MID PT) ::) () 0 . MODE 0 > 6100(10 FREQ- 4
DISPERSION => 0."16 SKEWNESS .0 0.86
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) => I.92** 95% CONFII)ENCE INTERVAl. > 52,0 2.3 THRII 527.7 78
YOUR Y POPUL.,'ATION OF 19(38 EL..EMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 62.908 A VARIANCEOF 464.1i19 AND STANDAFD) 1)fEV*.'.iATIION OF 2.1 ..,S43THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 4.00 TO 99 00
** OTHER IMPORTANT STATS, ***
MEDIAN(MID PT) :0 5'1 .50 MODE => 76.00 FREQ• 3DISPERSION :> 0.34 SKEWNESS => 1.59
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) -> 0.49** 95% CONFIDENCE INrERVAL =) 61.94 THRU 63.87
CORRELATI.ON BETWEEN THE TWO FACTORS X;Y IS (0,3258DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
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TOIAL 1t,.B3OPUI..'UATION MLISiHi;I: l .s1' 1, ' 5 l0
SAT VERBAL VS. AFOQT VERBAL
'' .. I +. _ , : . . . , t .1 * 0X+, '¾-.,, ..
YOUR X' POPULATIONOF P givOU ELEMENTS tHAS/A :E'N OF .i24.005 (A VARIANCEOF 7068.221 AND STANDARD DEVIATION OF 84,073THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 220.00 1'0 780,.00
** OTHER IMPORTANT STATS *.-
MEDIAN0(M]T) PT) 50 ,()00.00 MODE => 610.('00 FREG-- 4DISPERSION =) (.16 SKEWNESS :> 0.86
STANDARD ERIOR (HEAN) 0) 1., 9 2*- 95% CONFIl)E:NCE.' INTERVAL =:- 52 0 213 T1HRJU E51. 7. 7y
YOUR Y POPULATION OF '1908 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 62.008 A VARIANCEOF' J26.663 AND ,STANDARI) DEVIATION OF 22 .949THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 15".(00 TO 99.00
SOTHER IMPOR'rANT STArs ***MEDI)AN0(HI) PT) :: 57..00 MODE =.> 99.00 FRE1- 3
DISI:EKRSION :-0 0.37 SI(E'LWNESS =) 0.65
STAND)ARI) RI•OI(MEAN) :0> 0.53* •,'i (CONFIDENCE' INTERVAL :- 60. 98 THR U 63.04
cONRRILA'rION BETWEEN THE TWO FACTORS X;Y IS 0.77"1?DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
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TOTAL SUBIPOPULATION 'LI'T BE IESS THAN 500(0
SAT VERBAL VS. AFOQT QUANTATIVE
YOUR X POPUI..AT'1ON OF' 1908 E.LEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 524.005 A VARIANCEOF 7(068.22-1 AND STANDARD DEVJATION OF 84.073THE DATA RAN(GE IS FROM 220.00 TO 7803.00
** o(r-IIER IMPORTANT STATS **'MEl)'rAN(NII) PI) ) 50(). 0(0 MOI)E = 6'10. 00 FR EG- 4
DISP•E12SION =) 0.16 SKE:.NESS 0 (3.86
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) =) '1.,92* 9,5% CONFIDENCE INTERVAL ) 52,0.•2•3 THRIJ 527 .7"
YOUR Y POPAUI..AT'T(ON OF '1908 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 64.695 Ai VUAR AN CEOF 46j.294 AND STANDAR•I) DEVIAT ION.! OF 2"1, 5/1THE DATA RANGE IS FROM '10.00 310 99,00
*n OTHER IMPORIANT STATS ***MEDIAN(MII) PTr) :> 54.50 MODE => 80.00 FREG- 4
DISPERSION :0 0.33 SKEWNESS => 1.42
STANDARI) ERROR(HEAN) 0: 3.49** 9'• CONFII)ENCE INTERVAL :: 63.73 THRIJ 65.66
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE TWO FACTORS X;Y IS 0.4290DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF' THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
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TOTAL. SUBPOPULATION M.ST IE I..ESS THAN t3000
SAT VERBAL VS CPA
YOUR X POPULATION OF '1906 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 523.946 A VARIANCEOF 7072.238 AND STANDARD DEVIATION OF 84.097THE DATA WANUE IS FROM 220.00 TO 780.00
** OTHER IMPORTANT STATS **MEDIAAN(IDI PI) ) 500.100 MODE = 610).00 FREe- 4
DISPERSION m.) -0.16 SE(EWNESS ::> 0.85
STANDARI) ERROR(MEAN) t-> "1.93** 9G% CONFIIDENCE INTERVAL .-,> 520."17 THR U 527.72
YOUR Y POPUI.AT ION OF "1906 LL.EME.hTS HAS A MEAN OF' 2.896 A VARIANCEOF 0.210 AND STAN.)ARI) DEVI[ATION OF a 4',9THE DATA RANGE IS FROM "I,180 TO 4,. 00
* OTHER IMPORTAN' STATS ***MILDIAN(MII) P) => 2.90 MODE ::> 13.00 FREGQ- 2
DISPERSION 0:> 0.16 SKEWNESS -:> -- 0.02
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) => 0.01** 95% CONFIDENCE INTERVAL n) 2.88 THRtI 2.92
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE TWO 'FACT"RS X;Y IS 0.193*1DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
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"TOTAl. SLJBEPOPUILATION MUIST HE: LESS THAN 5000
SAT MATH VS. SAT COMPOSITE
YOUR X POPUI..ATION OF" 1907 E-LEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 595.137 V VARIANCEOF 8874.259 AND STANDARI) DEVIATION OF 94.2R!03THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 92.00 TO 800.00
** OTHER IMPORTANT STATS ***MEDIAN(MID PT) -. 446. 00 MODE :;> ,520. (ui 0 Q-- 3
DISPERSION => 0."16 S1(FtkW!SS =) 4.75
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) :0. 2.16** 9-5'% coNr'UI)F:NVE -0T.90.RV.I .0.9"1 THWRWL 599.36
YOUR Y PIOPULATI ON OF 190.7 FLEMVNTS HAS' A MEAN OF 11-19.128 A WRdA,(EOf '242,87.583 AND STANDARD DEVIATAION OF 155.845THE DAT': RANGE IS FROM 376.01) TO "1,i40. 00
" OTHEI. 1:f'PORTANT S)lTS **a .DIAN(iIIl) PT) => 958.00 MODE :-.> 1290.00 FREG- 3
DISPERSION &> 0."14 SKE:WNESS ::) 3.10
STANDARI) ERROR(MEAN) :-> 3.57** 95% CONFII)ENCF INTERVAL =.> 1112.13 THRLJ 1126.12
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE TWO FACTORS X;Y IS 0. 8886DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
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TOTAl.. SUPIJPOPUI..(TION MLlSTr BE LESS THAN 51000
SAT MATH VS. ACT
YOUR X POPULATION OF' 236 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 608.271 A VARIANCEOF 8802.t403 AND STANDARD DEVIATION OF 93.821THE I)ATA RANGE IS FROM 92..01) TO 780.00
** OTHER IMPORIANT STATS ***MEDIAN(MID PI) 436. 00 MOI)E D > 700 00 FREt-- 2
DISPERSION => 0.'15 SKEWNESS a:> ,.51
STANDARD ERROR (MEAgN) : 6. 1 "1*. 95% CONFIDENCE' INTERVAL. :0 596.30 fHIU 6 20.24
YOUR Y POPULI..ATION OF1 236 fELE.ME''NTS'3 HAS A MEI.AN OF 27.2,.48 A VAR lIACEOF 9.835 AND STANDARI) I)EVIATION OF- 3."136THE: DATA RANGF. IS FROM '.1• U "1 00 10 32..00
*• OTHER IMPORTANT STATS ***
MEI)IAN(1II) PT) --> 23.50 MODE: => 1-29.00 f PF.l.a-- 3DISPERSION :- 0.12 SKEWNESS a:) 3.60
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) :-> 0.20** 95% CONFiI)FNCE INTERVAL -t> 26.86 THRAI 27-66
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE TWO FACTORS X;Y IS 0.7017DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF 'THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
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TOTAL. SlIuPPOP LJL-illC ,; hLSI HE t13Sr ThHN ',000
SAT MATH VS. SAT EQT:V.-L.NT
YOUR X POPUL.ATION OF 1i90 g ELEMENTS HA1S- A MEAN OF ,dR5 ,1 . .1 ' AR-CE
OF 8070.244 AND STANDARD DEVIATION OF ?4.'182THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 9 2 .0,) TO 800.O0
SorTl:'R IMPORTANT STATEN *.
MEDIAN(MID Pr) =z 446.00 MOI)'E > `;2U. 0U FRIEQ- 3
DISP--:RK ION =) 0.16 sII::NIs" ;> 475
STANDARI) ERROR(MEAN) ->) 2., 16-9';% cONFII)ENCV: INTERVAL. It) b9 0 93 1 HRLI ,";99 .38
YOUR Y POPULATION OF 19010 FLEMENTES HAS," A MEAN 01: 1"127.696 A VAR.IANCE
or 24232.867 AND SIiNDi.RI) DEVIATITON OF "15,' .669
THE DATA RlA tHE Is F.-(i 6Rm1),I 10 t,;40 . 00
** OTHER 3IM4PORTANT Sl s.A.*s
MEDIAN (MIt) P"T) " 1i.1 (I. 00 M O1)E -;. > 1290?.OL) [PRE -- 3DISPERSION z:) 0."14 SKEWNE'.SS :0 0.34
STANDAI)RD ERROR(IME'.) -:-> 3 ..b6* 95Z CONF1)ENCC I NT RV-AL => 1"1201. 7"1 1 tiR i 3l 4. 68
CORRELhTION BETWEEN THE TWO FACTORS X;Y IS C,.B660Do YOU lWANT ANO1HEk RUN OF THE PROG6RAM YES OR NO
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TOTrrA. U~lIIPOPIJI.AT ION MU.STI BE L..ESS THAN ,5oo0
SAT MATH VS. AFOQT ACADEMIC ABILITY
YOUR X POPUI.ATION OF 11908 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF' 59,5.1 s15,;" A VARWifA lEor 8870.244 AND S TANDARD DEVIATION OF 94.182THE DATA RANUE IS FROM 92.0C) TO 800.00
OTHE-R IMPORTANT STATS *.*
MEDIAN(MID) PT) n) 446.00 () MODE ;> 5213U. 00 FRI U.... 3DISPERSION -> 0.16 SKEWNESS 0:> 4.75
STn)NDARDI) E R R0(MElA N) 2. 16** 95% CONFIIDENCE INTI,-RVAL =:> 159(. 93 THRO ,599.38
YOUR Y POPU. ATILON OF' 19gCIS ELEiiENTS HAS A MEAN 0F., 64.2t54 A VARAPAHO'EOF 474.1 '4 . NI SIA. OANARDI) 0EVIAT ION OF 2 1"i,775THE DAIA RANGE iS FROM 10,,00 '10 99., 00
*M OTHER IHPOR•I'ANT STATS ,*,MEDIAN(mII) P1 ) -.> 54.lir,; MODE ::> 95. (30 FRI'0-- 3
DISPERSION :0 0.34 SI0WNESS 1. 1 .3't
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) --> 0.50 "** 957 CONFIDENCE INTERVAl. => 63.28 THRI3 65S. 23
CORRELATION IE'1WEEN THE TWO FACTORS X;Y IS 0.6869DO YOU WANI ANOTHER RUN OF THEPROGRAM YES OR NO
37TOTAL SLID POPLIL.ATION MUST BE LESS THAN '5000
SAT MATH VS. AFOQT PILOT
YOUR X POPIJLATION OF '1908 F-LEME-NTS HAS A MEAN OF 595.155 A VARIANCEOF 8070.244 AND STANDARD DEVIATION OF 94.182THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 92..00 TO 800.00
** OTHER IMPORTANT sTAT's *.
MEI)IAN(MIA) PT) :'> 4-6. 0 0 MOlD r- .> ,5;2 0,. 00 FREQ-- 3DISPERSION -0 0..16 SKEWNESS => 4.75
SrT AN D4 -D -.F: R |0I -4OR 4F" i4%----- ) ..... 1,4 ........................ .
** 95% (CONFIDE~-•N(C'E INTERVAL u:;) '190.93 THRLI ,599 .3
YOUR Y POPUIL.AT'ION OF 19"i3El EI,.EME:NTS HAS A MEAN OF' 59.93;? A VARI ANCEOF 4A,..'194 AND STANDARI) DIVIATITON OF 21 r.335
THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 2.00 TO 99.00
* l 01IHiR IiMPORTANT' STTSMEDIAN(HID PI') 0 5(10.L50 M)ODE: =:> 67.00 FREQ'- 2
DISPERSION -=> 0.36 SKEWNESS -- > 1.33
STIANDARD ERROR(MEAN) > 0.4995% CONFIDENCE: INTERVAL --0 58. 98 THRU 60.89
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE TWO FACTORS X;Y IS 0.4491DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
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TOTAl. HU3POPULATION MUST BE L.Ei:SS THAN 5000
SAT MATH VS. AFOQT NAVIGATOR
YOUR X POPULATION OF 190) ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 95 ,5.1151h VA -RIANI:;E
OF 13870.244 AND STANDARD DE7VIATION OF 94.1 82
THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 92. 00 TO 8000.0o
OTHER I HPORT(ANT STATS-.- .MEDIAN(MID PT) :0 4.6. 00 MODE v> 52(0..00 FR kF.- 3
DISPIiRSION :n> 0.16 SKL. WNI`-SS => 4.75
STANDARD (RRO .: ME.AN) 2 .16
x' 9 C5% CNONFID)ENCI" I NTIZR VAtL :?) 959.913 1HR( 599.38
YOUR Y POPULATION OF 1908 ELEMiENTS HAS A MEAN OF 62. 908 A VARIAN(LOF 464.119 AND STANDARD DEVIATION OF' 21 .543THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 4.00 TO 99.00
OTHER iMPORTANT STArSMEDIAN(MII) PT) -0) FI'.50 MODE => 76.00 FREQ- 3
DISPERSION => 0.34 SKEWNESS ::) 1.59
STANDARI) ERROR(MEAN) :> 0.49** 95% CONFIDENCE INTERVAL, => 611.94 THRLJ 63.87
GCORRFlATION BI3TACCEN THE TWO FACTORS) X;Y IS 0.6 145"DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR N)
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TOTAL.. SLIBI.P 1 JIL'IAT' ION MUST BE I..ESS THAN '5000
SAT MATH VS. AFOQT VERBAL
YOUR X POPUL.ATION OF "1908 fL.EMEiNTS HAI A MEAN OF r '9 A VAORI..CEOF 8870.244 AND STANDARI) DIE.'VIATION OF 94. 182THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 92. 00 TO 800.. 00
• ikOTHER IMPORT'ANT STATS r.**MEI.[DIAN(MID PT ) 446.00 MO()PE = > 5,2 0.. 0)U F R Ij.&. 3
DIISPI:RSxION => 0.-16 i ,KFJNESS ) 4 .75
STANDARD E.RROR (MEAN) •;;) 2 1, 16Y) 9'5 CONFTDI):.NCFI:[ INT".IVAl., -n> 590.) ,93 THRlI 599.. 0
YOUR Y POPII.ATI]ON OF' 1908 E.L.EMEI.,,'.NTS HAS A MEAN OF 62,1108 A VAR'IANCEOFr ,;26.668 AND )STANDARI) DEVIATION OF 22. 949THE DATA RANGE. IS FROM 15. 01 TO 99.00
• OTHER IMPORTANT STATS *'t*
MEDIAN(MII) PT) 9) 57.00 MODE => 99.00 FREG-- 3DISPERSION => 0.37 SKEWNESS => 0.65
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) L> 0.53** 95% CONFIDENCE INTERVAL. .. > - 60.98 THRI ... 63..04
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE: TWO FACTORS X;Y : 0:S 0..47k,9DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF* THE PR14OGRA1 -.YES OR NO
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TOTAL SLIIPOPULAI 1ON CILIST BE LESS THAN 5iOU0
SAT MATH VS. AFOQT QUANTATIVE
YOUR X P OIpUL.AlT] O OF:' o 1908 EL"EMHNT S HAS A MEAN 01 'J5L5 1 S A VA. R I AN1\1 CEOr 8870.2414 AND SIANDARD DI)IFVAl ION OF 94."182THE DATA RANGE- IS FROM 92.00 T0 800. 0)
* OTHER I(MPOIRTlANT STATS 4( x.MEDIAN,( Ml PT) it ) ) MO &, 00 MOI) > 15 200 fR. P FI: Q .3
DI.,SI' I ON ::) 0)."16 LWN-S. => 4..,
STr (-AND-A RI) ERR 1OlR1 ( MIAN ) :=j >.-_. 16*c, 95X•' .ONFIDE'NCI:. iI'ERVI AL 0 5 ',M .9 3 T9 -RII 5,99 ,:30
YOUR Y POPULATION OF 19 08 EL.'.EMENTS HAS A ME(AN OF 64.695 A VARIANCEoF" 46,5.294 AND STAIDARf) I)DE'VIACTI'ON OF 21 .,571THE DATA RANIE TIS FROM 10."00 TO 99.00
OTHERI IMHFPORTTANT SrAic S ..MEDIAN.(MID PT) :-0 54.5 '5IC) MODE => 80.00 F,'RI-EO-- 4
DISPERSION => 0.33 SKEWNESS :Q 1.42
SITANDARD ERROR (MEAN) ::) 0.4995% tOI'NF.DIr.NCE INTERIVAt.:;L;> 63./,:. TH'RU. 65. 66
CORRELATI"ON BEt.,.WEEN THE TWO FACIORES XPY IS 0.7097DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RIN 1OF THFE PROGRAM YES OR NO
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"'OTOPL BJ BP.LILA I:ON jU S' BE LES £5THA-N 50I10
SAT MATH VS. GPA
YOUR X POPULATION OF 1906 ELE.':MENTS, HAS A ME(A-N OF 595.166 Al VAtRd(.N[CE,OF 8875.010 AND[ STANDARD DEVIATION OF 94.1207THE I)ATA RANGE IS FROM 92.00 TO 800.00
.r OTHER :IMP Ok TAUT STATS **0.•tMEDi)AN(MID PT> :> 4> 46 00 MOE) r> 520. 00 FRE- 3
DISPERSION => 0.16 SlEWNF%.-½ 4.75
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) ) 2.16*' 95%, CONFtIDENCE IN'IER ,Y;A.L ::59() .94 TIHR t .5919.40
YOUR Y POPULATION OF 1906) LI..ELEENTS 1(4S A- MEUYN oF" 2 .8 096 (-1 V A R I(,iNNCEOF 0.2110 AND STAND()ARI) DLVI'I AION OF 0 .459THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 1".80 TO 4.00
** OTHER IMPORTANT STATS x**MEDIAN CI1ID PT) :0 2.90 MODE => 3.00 FREQ-- 2
DISPERSION => 0.16 SKEWNESS => --0.102
STANDARD ERROR(ME-AN) 0> 0.01g-.;95% CONFIDENCE 1 INTERVAiL = 2.88 THRUI 2.92
COIR R•L L-AIT 1 ON BETWEEN THE TWO FACTORS X-Y 'I: S 0.2 95DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF' THE PROGRAM -.YES OR NO
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TOTAL. LUE.3PO.UL-,T(!r]:oN , MLIST -I.)X LES.S THiN L';000
SAT COMPOSITE VS. ACT
-YOUR X POPULATION OF" 236 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF "139•,,90 A VARXA,-NE01"O 25086.876 AND STANDA)D DEVIATION OF' I 58.. 3a88THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 376.00 10 1471 .00
** OTHER IMPORTANT STATS **MEDIAN(.MID PT) ) 923:."0 Ol-> "1180,00 FR EkQ- 3
DISPERSION F0."1" Sl( EWNESS 4 10
YOUR Y POPUJL ATI ON OF 2'.,6 ELEMEiHTS FHAS A MEA':N OF 27.-258 A VARIANC;EOF" 9.835 AND STANDARD I)EV A'1TION OF' 3. 136T1 1- DATA RANGE I.3) FROH I "I.. 00 10 3,21,00
**i OTHER IMPORTANT STATS -xxMEDI:0IAN(1'I) PT) 23.50 MODE i:> 29.100 FREG - 3
DISPERSION =n 0.12 SKEWNESS 3 3.60
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) '-> 0.20iO9'5% CONFIDINCE INTERVAL 2 6 . 06 THRJU 27.66
CORRELATION DETWEEN THE TWO FACTORS X;Y 'rs 0.B344DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF T1WE PROGRAM YES OR NO
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TOTAL SLJIPOPULATION MUST BE LESS THAN 5000
SAT COMPOSITE VS. SAT EQUIVALENT
YOUR X POPULATION OF 1907 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 1119.128 A VARIANCEOF 24287.583 AND STANDARDI) DEVIATION OF 1 55.845THE DATA RANGE IS F'ROM 376.00 TO "1540.00
orTER IxP OR'r-ANT STATS *)(*ND'.IIAN ( Nil) PT ) 958 , 00 NOrE =z> 1290.3•0 FREQ- 3
DISP•ERSION :-> 0.14 SKEWNESS :::> 3.10
YOUR Y POPUILA.TION OF' 1907 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN: OF '127.669 A VA)RIt-iNCEOF 24244.173 AND STANDARD) DEVIATION OF 155.705THI.E DATA RANGE IS FRON 680.00 TO 1,54(0.00
*-A OTHER IMPOR'TANT STATS ***MFEDIA1N (MtI) PT) I> 110.00 MODE = > '1290.00 FREG- 3
DIS1FE:RSI ON --> 0.(14 SKEWNESS ---> 0.34
SiANDARD ERROR(MEAN) => 3,57** 95% CONFIDENCE INTERVAL :0> 1120.68 THRIJ 1"134.66
CORRELATION BETWEEN TH-E TWO FACIORS, X;Y :I:S 0.9752DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF TIlE PROG(RAM YES OR NO
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TO1 Al.. Ltltt'OlUI.ll, i0 lI ON MUST f3Lt.. LESS 1 HAN ';[)Or)
SAT COMPOSITE VS. AFOQT ACADEMIC ABILITY
YOUR X POPFUI.AT-IcN OF" 1907 f:lEMEr'.NTS HAS A MEAN 01 , 1119.12613 A VARIANCE05- 24,-287.582 A1,1) 81()TNDAIRD DEVIATION OF *1•`5. 845THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 3"76.. 0 TO 1"540.D00
*. OTHER IxmrOIRTANT STA•iS *.,11ED1'I-i) IIA . PM1 )) ThU. 9,'U.01L) MODE - > -1290.00 FREQ--'"
DISI'ERSION => U.. 14 SIKE:WNE.SS -0 3."10
YOUR Y POP'ULAtFION Om 1907 ELE-MENTS HAS A NE(AN OF 64.252 A VARIANIJEOF 474.371 AND STANDARDI DEVIAT ION O.F 21 7F0THE DATA RANGE :IS Frs.0 10.00 TO 99.00
** OTt)ER IMPORTANT STATS -X**ML:DIAN(MID PT) N 54.50 MOD)E r> 95. 00 FRh.Q- 3
DISPERSION :> 0.34 SKEWNE,,, -- > 1.34
ST'ANI)ARI) ERRORikCEA.N) ::> ;q.9"9 9,;% CONFIDENCE iN6fLR..; 43.27 THRU 653.23
CORRELATION BE'rWEEN THE TWO FACTORS X;Y IS 0. 8014DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
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101iLAL LIBU OP•lIII..-.•I ON M1.i1I13 BE LESS 1HAN 5000
SAT COMPOSITE VS. AFOQT PILOT
YOUR X POPULATION OF" 1907 E'LEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 11"19.12H A VARIANCEOF 24;£287.583 AND STANDARD DEVIATION OF "155.845THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 376.00) T'0 '1540..00
** OTHER IMPORIANT STAIS *-**ME.DIAN(HIl) PTr) 9:--> 09 . HOI)L. -.> 1290. 0-0) FREQ- 3
DISPERSION => 0.14 SW IN- -> =3.1"0
STANDARI) FRROR (Hi1-.AN) -2,7** 95% CONFII)ENCE" INTERVAL > -1'12.-13 TH R LI 'I'I?6 .12
YOUR Y POPUI.AIION OF "1907 ELEMENTS H'IAS A MEA7N OF' 59.93U A VARIANCEOF 45'.5421J AND STANDARI) I)EVIATION OF 2-1 .341THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 2.o00 TO 99.00
*u OTHER IMPORTANT STATS **,
MEDIAN0(1111) PI) =) 50.,50 MODE > 67,0(3 FRI1: . .2 2DISPERSION => 0.36 SI(I2.WNESS ) 1.33
STANDARI) ERROR(IIEAN) : 0.499.5% CONFIDIIENCE INTERVAL => 58.98 THRU 60. *09
C ORRF 1L. ATION BE'IWEEN THE; TWO FACTORS X;Y ViS 0.3996DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF' THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
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TOTAL SLI:BOPULAT ION MLI1 B• E L..ESS THAN 'j00O
SAT COMPOSITE VS. AFOQT NAVIGATOR
YOUR X POPULATION or .190o ELE.ME-NrS HAS A MEAN OF 19 - 12- A VARIANCEOF 24;87-583 AND STANDARI) DEVIATION OF 1 55p .845THE DATA RANUE IS FROM 376.00 10 1540.00
** 01HER IMPORTANT S' •I i( -**MEDIAN(WID) PT) 0 951.00 HODE ::> 1290..00) FREQ.--
DISPE:RSION :.> 0.14 SI.EWNESS ) 3.10
STANDARD ERROR(HEAN) --) 3,,'17•* 95l% CONFIDENCE INTERVAl. '1 1112 . '13 THRIJ -1126.12
YOUR Y POPULATION OF '1907 ELEME'NTS HAS A MEAN OF 62.905i A VARIANCEOF 464.343 AND STANDARD I)EVIATION OF 21 .,549THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 4.(10 TO 99,.00
OTHER IMPORTANT STATS *MEPIAN(MI4i) P.T) ;1> 51.50 mODEE =) 76.60' fR"
DISPERSION => 0.34 SKEWNESS 0) -1.59
STANDARD ERROR (MEAN) =-) g- 49:.* 9-5% (ONFIl)ENCE INTERVAL n> 6'1;.994 THRIJ 63.87
C'ORRELATION BETWEEN THE TWO F:A(TIORSX;Y IS 0.5472-DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUIN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
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TOTAL SLID1'OP ULATI ON iiLISI f3E I.. ISS THAN 5000
SAT COMPOSITE VS. AFOQT VERBAL
YOUR X POP-UL.ATION OF 1907 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 1"11'i9.-1283 A VARIANCEOF 24287.583 AND STANDARD DE'VIATION OF 1555.845THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 376.00 TO '1540.00
** OTHER IMPORTANT SIATS ***MEDIAN(INil) P") :) 9503,.0 0 MO 41.E :n-> ,1290.0 0 F:RE•.--- 3
DISPERSION :0 0."14 SKEWNrý-SS :- 13.10
STANDARD) ERROR(MEAN) -> 3.57* 95% C'ONFII)ENCE INTERVAL -0 > 1112."13 THR.J '1126."12
YOUR Y P,. JLAT.ION OF '19('7 EL.EMENTS HAS, A .'AN OF 62.0(09 A VAR l(Nl(E01F 526.942 AND ST'NDARI) EV) AT]4ION OF 22; .955THE DATA RAN6E :IS FROM "15.000 TO 99..100
*• OTHER IMPORTANT STATS *MEDIAN(MII) PT) :> 57.00 MOD)E E0 99.00 FREQ-' 3
DISPERSION => 0.37 SKEWNESS => 0.65
STANDARD ERROR (MEAN) t-,> 0.53** 95% CONF"7IDENCE INTERVfIL :-0 6t. 98 1HRI0 63.04
CORREL.ATION BF-'",Tf.7EN THE TWO FACTTORS X; Y- 1 0.7023DO YOU WANT ANOrI.' 11UN OF. THE: PROGRAM -YES OR NO ,
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TOTAL SBMPOPUL.AT'ION tW1UST HE L.ESS THAN 5000
SAT COMPOSITE VS. AFOQT QtJANTATIVE
YOUR X P'OPI1r ION O" 91)7 EL.EMEN'IS HAS A MEAN OF* 1'119.128 A VAR.IANICEOF 24287.58` (MID ,STANDARI) ID VIATION OF" "1z;. 845
THE DAIA RANbiEX. S FROM 376.00 TO 1540.00
** OTHER• IMHPORT TANT STATS +**ME.DIAN(MUI) PT) 9) 9,50.00 MODED = > 129C).00 F'REQ- 3
DISPERSION = ) 0.14 SKEWNESS .0
STAINDARI) ERROR (ME:AN) -0 > 3 . 57** 9,5% CONMFII)ENC.i: INTERVAL.. > 111i2. 13 THRIJ '11i26. 12
YOUR Y POPULATION OF 1907 EL.EMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 64.690 A VARIANGEOF 465.4133 AND STANDARI) DEVIATION OF 21 .575THE DATA RANNE :IS FROM '10.00 TO 99.00
** OTHER IMPORTANT STATS **MEDIAN(MII) PT) ") 54.50I MODE 8> 80.00 F'REFG- 4
DISPERSION > 0.33 SIEWNESS =) ".4
STANDARD FhRROR(MEAN) => 0.49** 95% CONFIDENCE INTERVAL => 63-.72 THRU 65,.66
CORREL.ATION BEL:'TWEEN THE TWO FACTORS- X;Y Is 0.6604.DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF' THE: PROGRAM YES OR NO
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TO]AL IJP'OPLJLT UON MUS113T FBE LESS THN 5000
SAT COMPOSITE VS. CPA
YOUR X POPIULA TION OF -19 0t F;I.M.KIF:NTTS HAS A ME:AN OF_ 1119,, 0110 Y, K I .d4( .E
OF 24:304.962. AND STANDARDI) I)I'V.IT 0TON OF I 157. 900TH[l DATA RANVGEL"' Ir OM 3c. 00 TO .15 1"RPU 7.0
** OTHER IIMPORTANT STATS **M.DI:(AN(il) P j -) 9 1.ý1).0 MODE --> 12 90-g ..00 F K F Q --
DISPERSION (3 0."14 SKI:I.WFr7!. > ) 3. 10
STANDARI) FERROI ( (MEAN) =3 > 8*995% . ONFIDINCE. INTERVAL•0 1112.0 II-IRU 1 -126. 08
YOUR Y POPIJI..nIION OF "190; EILEMENTS HAS A ME'AN OF' 2.,897 A VAR lANCEOF 0.-210 AND SlIANDARI) DIAT..I(ION OF (1. 4,88THE DATA RANGE: IS FROM I.80 10 4.00
*- OTHER IMPORTANT STAT'S **
MFDIAN(MID PT) ,) .. ,9( MODE =, 3.00 FIREQ- 2DISPE7RS)ION :fl 0.16 SKEWNESS :, -0.02
STANI (I)ARD ERROR (MEAN) => .0195•% CNIDENC) INTERVAL 2> 2.B8 THRII 2.92
CORRELATION BETWEE'N THE. TWO FA:IORS X;Y IS 0.2372 -
DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO .
50
To-Al sunroPI•PwrION IIJuS r RE' LE C THAN 5A000
ACT VS. SAT EQUIVALENT
YOUR X POPtJLAT.'ON OF "12.4U FLEMENTS HAS A ME.AN OF 2,5.62(3 A VAR IANCEOF 13.572 AND STANDARD DEVIATION OF 3.604THE DATA RANGE. IS FROM 9.,00 TO 34.00
** OTHER INPOIRT'l•NT STi"ATS X-**ME:I)AMN ('iII) PT) C01 .. 5 MOI D 2 9 ., 0 FRI*re- 3
DISPERSION -0 0,.14 S KFW(N,.- N•E SS) 3.36
STANDARD ERROR MEAN) ::>95% COIFI'ENEL I NTERAL 0 -25.42 IHRtI 2(J.83
YOUR Y POPH.MAT I ON OF 124C) ELFLMENTS HA MEAN OF 1133.352, A VAR 1,AH•OEOF 23494.025 AND SI6(NrMRI) DEVIATIION OF -1VI 3.2,8THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 567,(10 TO '1'.i555.I00
%* O1HER IMPORTANT STATS **MEDIriN(MII) PFIT) 1 061 .l , M l"'. => 1090.00 F'REQ- 3
DISPERSION => 0.14 SKI:'WNESS * SS1.42
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) 0> 4.35** 95/ cON IrDIZENCE I ,Ti.LRUI. V .L 1124 . 8H2 fiHRU 1141 . 8
CORRELATION BFETWEEN THE TWO FACTORS XMY IS 0.9P70DO YOU1 WANT ANOTHER RUN OF HiF: PRO-RAM YE'S OR NO
51
TOTAL saJOPFU0.ATT'OWM O T tust' ' LESS THAN ,5000
ACT VS. AFOQT ACADEMIC ABILITY
YOUR X F'PO.LJL.ATION OF I R40 ELEME.NtTIS HAS A ME:AN OF 25.620 A VARIANCEOF '13.572 AND ,RTANDARI) DEVIAVIATON OF 3.6U84THE DATA RANGE Is) FROM 9r 00o TO 34.00
OTHER •MPORQT 'ANT STATS ,,.MEDIAN(MIII) PT1) 21> l"', NOD).E :%-> 29. 00 F'RE -- J
DISPHERSION :-> 0 14 l1<l-1-11 [ :'SS 3%. '.3-6
STANDARD ERROR (MEAN) 0.197)X CONF'IIDLI-Ir INTFR.yRVAL 25> 25'42 THRU 25 3
YOUR Y POPULAITION OF' 1240 'LEHENTS tiAS A MFEmAN or 60.406 A VR-IANCEOF' 47n.571 AND STANDARDI DEVIATION OF 2P1. 9,3THR DATA RANGE IS FROM 1(3.00 TO 99.00
** OTHER IMPORTANT STATS ***MF.DIAN(MIr) PT) => 5/4 50 MOD.E => 95-00t FRIEQ- 3
DISPERSION :t> 0.36 SI<EWNE-SS 0> 2.02
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) :0 0.62fl 95% CONFIINEi, INTERVAl. :- 59,20 *THRIJ 61 .61
CORRII.TI ON FKETWEFtN THE] TWO F-ACTORS X;Y IS 0.8039DO YOU WANT ANOlTHER RUN OF THE PROGiRAM 'YE. OR NO "
52
TOTAL. IUIO OPl LA1 :i ON dUST I3 1: LI.E.S' 1!'AN 5000
ACT VS. AFOQT PILOT
YOUR X POPULATION OF "1240 ELFMENTS HAS.3 A MEAN OF '2!:#.620 A VAR'ANCEOF 13,572 AND STANDARD I)EVIATION OF 3.684THE DATA RANGE. IS FROM 9.. 00 1O 3/1.00
*t OTHER IMPORTANT 'I ST1,VAS .X**ME I.AN(MID ) P2 i. -1 50 MODE > 29. 0 F .R I_'( ....
DISPIERSION => 0,,.14 ý, t3VNES 3.36
STANDAR[)f.R ERROIR (iE.N) 0.10** 95% CONFIPENCE I NTERV•AL 25.42 THRU 25.83
YOUR Y POPULAT:[ON OF 1240 ELEMEENTS HAS A MEAN OF 60.83,46 A VAR•.INCEOF 436.544 A-N) STAN[)DRD DEIV.TOT:!ON OF 20,,894THE DATA RANGE TS FROM 6.00 TO 9• r (10
*if OTHER IMPORTANT STATS ***MEDIAN(MI) PT) ".3> 52.50 MODE ,;3 67.00 FR F:&- 2
DISPERSION :o 0.34 SKEWNESS => 1.20
SIANDARP .ERROR (MEAN) ::,> _0. ,59** 95% CONFIiDENCE. INTFRVAL :0 59 ..67 1.-1 HRU. 62. (30
CORREL.ATION BETWEEN THE- TWO FACTORS .X;Y IT] '0; 4'1,56DO YOU WANT ANOIHER RUN OF THEE PROGRAM YES OR NO
53
TOTAL Itt',ULAT ON lUST Fl I..ES) TI-IAN 5000
ACT VS. AFOQT NAVIGATOR
YOUR X POPULI."I ON OF: '12 4 0 ... ELEiNT. H AS, A ME.A OFN 25.6,20 (1, VAR.AN•EOF '13.572 AND SrANDARI) I)EVTATION OF 3. 684TH I)ATA RANG[E' IS FROM 9.00 To" 34.08
** OTHER IHPORI;.ANT S'T-S *..MEIIAN.. ilI) FIT) ) 21 ,.3) MO0 DE1-: 29> 29.0 FRI17.-. 3
DISPERSION =)> 0. -1 TWNE:G ) 3.36
STA (-iDAR I) ERR OR (ME'AN ) . .0. 95Z% CONF'IIDENCE: I ER L. 2 .5 4... i.IR 4 ..:II" ,3"
YOUR Y POI.PULATrION OF 1240 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 63.*0013 A9 VARIANCEOF' 446.980 AND lSTANDA'RD 1I )lAT"ION OF 21 142THE DATA RA•NGE IS FROM 8. 00 TO 99.00
OTHER IMPORTANT STAiS• *,
MrDIAN(MID PT) : 1) ,3.5 MODE Q) 90.DO F'REQ--- 2DISPERSION => 0.34 SKEWNE'S --> 1.35
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) :. 0.609L% CONF:I) ENCrI INTERVAL. ::> 61I.83 fI-IROi 64,.18 U
COIRE:LATION BETWEE:N TII. TWO FACTORS xBY IS O.5t366QDO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF THE PRO-GRAM YES OR NO
54
"TOTAL SIJBI:OPIII,.OAT IOiUS1 HFl, LE(SS THAN -j000
ACT VS. AFOQT QUANTATIVE
YOUR X POPULATION Or "i'. 4() .EMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 25.620 A kVARI:i:ANCE01 ',3.57- AND STA:NDARI DIi:VIATION OF . 61U4THE DATA rlA•INGE IS FROM 9M.01 TO 34,L110
OTH.IF IMPOI;OF"rANT STA ISMEDrfAN (MID PT) 2 .1 . 5•0 MODE -- > 29.(30 EREQ"-- 3
D]'SPERSION :Q (0.1.,*4. SKEWNESS -) 3.36
YOUR Y POPUI..ATTON OF 1240 EL.E I'ENT S HAS A Ml AEN OF' 620 F 1 .604 A VARIT.i.CEOF 4 64 . n02 AN•D STANDAD)() DEI".VIA:fTION OF 21t ..54MTHE DATA RA.0G N E ] S FROM "I0...00 TO 99, ;,00
04 OI.-IR IMP1OR•AfNT STATS *-*MEDIAN(Nll) 14) :0 54-.50 M O E 1 ) '-85 *. (1Q FI'll EO. 3
DISPIE'RSION => 0.34 SIKEWNESS Q 1.14
STANDARD ERROR (MEAN) => 0.6195% CONFII)ENCI: INITERJVAL ::> 61.48 THRII 63.88I
CORRELAT'ION FBETWEEN T HE TWO FAL:iOHS- X Y :rs 0.6S26DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN 01F' THE: PROOR AM YES OR NO
55
*ACT VS. CPA
YOUR X POP)II .A TX cON OF -1240 FEL.EM1FNT HAS A ME:-AN OF -25-620 A VAR I ANl-CEOr i13,572 AND SANWPAR DI DLV TAT I CON OF 3 684THE DATA RANGE -1S FROM 9.0 TO0 34. 00
*fOTHER I HP ORITAN-T STATS? 4***MEDIAN (MIt) PT) "I ,1 , ,:0 MODE.2. (10 F R E& 3
DISPERS ION => 0. I 14 SIKC:, EWN11ES S => 3-3
YOUR Y P1-- 2IATIONO 1 20 E7L E'MENlqTS HAS A MEAN OF 2.92J4 A- VARD- iILEOF: 0k- 21 "1 AND S:T( AN U A-RD I) AYV* A'T- ON OF 1 (3 0467TH--E DAT A 1 N! :S -R Oil 2l .00 1T0 41..00l
** OTHER NP OR TrART STATS )eMEDiAN (MIDI PT. ) :-> 3.01 MODE-. - 2.. 66 FR FE 0 2
0131l'..S0 :-> 0 ON( 16 8K 0UNE9
STANDARD) ERROR(MEAN) :> 001*9,5% CONFIDENCE INTERVAL -0 2.90 THRUJ 2.95
CORRELATION 13.TJWEEN THE TWO FACTrORS x~Y IS "12498D0 -Y-OU- Wv-ANTq A-N-OTH'IER 'RUJN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
56
"IOT14. stlBI.oru--emI.TON muST 131u LESS THAN !M000
ACT VS. AFOQT VERBAL
YOUR X POPULATION OF 1'240 EIL.EMENTB' HA-IS A MEAN OF 25.620*> A YARIANCE0F 13.572 AND STANDAR I) DEV U-iT:iON OF 3.684THE DATA RANGE 3IS FROM 9,.00 TO 34.00
*.i OTHER IMPORTANT STAT.) *.MEDIAN (Ni) F~r) 6 21.2 0 MODE > 29.00 FI:.- 3
DISPERSION :-> 0.14 SKLI1WNESS =-> 3.36
YOUR Y P OP .IL ATION OF1 4'20 f.l",ILNT S HAS A MEAN OF ,7 4 6 A V (R (. HIEOF 5001 ,i40 AND S'I'ANF1k;I) !IEYVIAl".I'ON OF' 22.6 :64THE DATA RANGE IS FROH- 1!5..00 TO 991,00
'* OTHER IMPORTANT STATS *MEDIAN(MID PT) :> 57.,00 MODE => 53.00 FREQ- 3
DISIPERSION :> 0.39 SI(E INFSS :- 0.06
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) :0> 0.6495% CONFIDENCE INTERVAL :::, 56.2"1 THR 58.70
CORREI..ATION BETWEEN THE' TWO FACTORS X;Y IS 0.60-11DO YOU WANT ANO'THER RLIN Or THE PRIOGRAIMI YES OR NO
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TOTAL SUBVIOPLIL-ATION MUST F3r:* LESS TO"N c;0010
SAT EQUIVALENT VS. AFOQT ACADEMIC ABILITY
YOUR X POPUAI..TION OF 3,,57 2 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 1095.724 A VAR:EANCIE
01.. 261138.008 AND STANDDARD DEIVIAT-ION OF 16"1 ,611
lIHE DVAT'i RANGE. IS FROH 567, ,00 TO " 155- 75. 0 0
.. OTHER IMPORTANT STATS *"*
MEDIAN(MID PT) -0 10"61 .. 00 NODE : 1290. (30 F'RrO-. 3
DISPER•SION z:) IISI' Sj<I17, IN EW CSS :; (3.64
STANDARI) F'RROR(ME.AI.m-N) 2, 2, C
*. 957. (;ONFI ENCI" I•TERVAL 1 "() .42 THR1I "1101".102
YOUR Y POPULATI'ON OF 3572 E'LEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF. ,9.728 A VARIIANCEOF 498.025 AND STANDA-RD DE:VIATI.ON OF 220716
THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 110.00 TO 99.(10
.. OTHER IM1PORTAN-T STAIS *.RMFDIAN.(M1I) PT) : 1> /5,.5,IS MODE => 95.0(10 FREG- 3
DISPERSION :0 .(3 7 SK<EWNE:.SS -:0 0.70
STANDARD ERROR(M•.AN) :0 0- 37*--x 9,!Z CONFI[DENCE" 0 NTFIAL :> 9.t TI.IHRtU 60. 46
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE TWO FACTORS X Y 's 0.0308DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF THE', PROGRAM YES OR NO
58
TOTAL SUIJPOPIUI..ATION MLIS3T BE I.ESS THAN ,0Q.
SAT EQUIVALENT VS. AFOQT PILOT
YOUR X POPULATION 01F 3572 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF' 1095.724 A VARIANCEOF 26118 .*008 AND ,3TANDARI) IE JI(.oIw OF 0 161 .. 611THE DATA R(A-NGE IS FROM 567..00 TO "1555.00
OTHERR IMPORTANT S-iTSMEDIAN(MID PT) 1061 4.1 00 PiODE 01 > -1290. 0.00 FR 1.-- G
DISPE.R SION :(>."15 K SKEWNESS3 WN ) (1`64
STANDARD ERROR(MLAN) :: 2.70** 95% (:ONFII)ENCE INTERVA. ) 10 90., 42 TIHRLJ '10 10 , P 2
YOUR Y POPIULAT'ION OF 3'-,5 7•2 ELEMiE:NTS HAS A M.F"N OF 58..767 A VAR IR (.riNCEOF 465,'104 AND STANDAR' DEVIA'TION 01F 2"1.566THE DATA RAN(31GE" IS FROM 2. 00 TO 99, 00
** OTHER IMPIOR'iANT STATS .*.MEDIAN(MID PT) => 50.50 MOI)E => 67..O00 F'RE-- 2
DISPERSION -) 0,37 SKEWNESS => 1.15
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) =Ž 0.36** 95% CONFIDENCE :(NTFRRVAL :> 50, 16 5TRJ 19. 47
CORRELATION BETWEEN THF TWO FAACTOIR.S X;Y fIS (1.4416 -
DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF' THE PROGORAM YES OR NO "
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"'rTOTAL SUDPOP"IJLATION MUiST BE ILSS THAN 513500
SAT EQUIVALENT VS. AFOQT NAVIGATOR
YOUR X POPULATI]ON OF 3572 EI..EMENTS HAS A MEAN OF" 1095.724 A VARIANCEOr" 26118"1,(308 AND STANDARI) DEVIATTON OF 161 .611THE DATA RANGE XIS FROM 567,/00 TO i15PU.0 0
*}* OTHER IMPORTANT STATS .--MiiEDL:i;AN ID I-) r ) 1 1061. 00 HO OII- > i -]?0, 00 FRF(,- 3
DISFERSI,-ON ') 0 " 1' .. 'WNES,.S ) 0. 64
S "TANDARD ERROR(MEAN) 02. 17095.T% CON.( I:I)ENCIF: [l'IT IEVAL . 10"9 42 T"R I "' 1101 . 02
YOUR Y POPULATION OF •572 ELEMENTIS HA A ( MEAN O 60.44;' A VARITANCEOF 485,901 AND sTrANDA-)RI) DEVIATION OF 2 2•. 043THE DATA RAN(3E IS FROM 4.(0 TO 99. 00
*}i OTHER IMPORTANT STATS ,.*MEDIAN(MID) PT) =) 5'1 1.5* MODE => 76.00 FREQ-- 3
DISPERSION -0> 136 SKEWNESS I) 1.22
CORRELATfION BE'TWEEN THE TWO FACTORS X;Y IS 0.,5965DO YOU WANT ANOIHER RUIN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
60
TOTAL SIOPOPASLAT ION MUST HE. LESS THAN ,5000
SAT EQUIVALENT VS. AFOQT VERBAL
YOUR X POPUI..ATION OF' 3,572 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF "1095.724 A VARIANCEOF 26118,008 AND STANDARIP IEVI'ATI:ON OF "161 ,611THE DATA RANG.E :i'S FROM 567. 0(0 TO 15,55 '.00
** OTHER IMfPORTANT "STATS i..*MF'i) 3AN (1 II) PT > 1(/..0(3 I > "12.9(10 0 0 FR F.- 3
DISPERSION 0. >0,1("l SI(IWNESS -> 0.64
STANDARI) E:RROR (MEAN) => . 70* 9,5% CONFIIPINCE INTERVAL. ) - I ()904.. 42 RiM IJ "1'10"1.02
YOUR Y POPULATION OF 3572 FELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 58 .309 A VARI AN.CEOF 528.440 AND STrANDARD DEVIATJION Of 22. 988THE: DATA RANGE. IS FROM I "i,5;.00 TO 99.00
,. OTHER IMPORTANT STATS ,•.MEDIAN(.I-0I) PT) ) 57,.0n MODE > 99100 FRE- 3 -3
DISPERSION :0) 0..39 SKEWNESS -.> 0'17
S'fANDARI) ERROR (t.1AN) -- > U, 38•* 95% CONFII)ENCL. INTERVAL "-- 57.56 THRII 59.06
CORREILATION HETWEEN THE TWO FACTORS X;Y I'S 0. 700,56DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
61
TOTAL SLJBPOPI.JI.(AT3iON MlUST BFE LESS THAN 5000
SAT EQUIVALENT VS. AFOQT QUANTATIVE
YOUR X POPULATION OF 3 5.7 2 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 109''5 . t M VAR1ANLEOF' 26118.000 AND S3TANDAR) DIEVIATION 01 16"1..611THE DATA RANGE IS F:'ROM 567,,)00 TO "15) 1 .(. 0(
** OTHER IMPORTANT STATS *nMEDIAN (mIII) Pr>) 10 6 .1, 00 NODE 0> 1290.00 FP:o-.-.
DISPERSION ( j I,. SI([WNES W 0.64
STANDARD ERR OR(MEAN) ,.70*I95% CON IIDUNCE INTER'VAL 1 .13. 2 TH1• 1 RU '1"10"11 02
YOUR Y POPULATION OF 3572 EL.EMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 60.515 A VARIANCEOF' 506ý 687 AND STANDARD DEVIATION OF* 22.,5"10THE DATA RANGE IS F'ROM 10.00 TO 99.00
** OTHER IMPORTANT STATS *-*
MEDIAN(HII) PT) :u) 54.5C) MODE 0) 80.0(10 FREQ-- 4DISPERSION 0) 0.3• SKEWNESS => 0.80
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN4) => 0.38.* 95% CONFIDI:ENCIE INTERVAL. 8 =>TRLi 61.5
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE TWO FACTORS X; Y Is 0. 7)89DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF' THE P RO$IZAi' YES OR NO
62
TOTAL SUOPOPLJLAT1 ON MUST BE: I..ESS THAN ,5000
SAT EQUIVALENT VS. GPA
YOUR X POPIJLKATION OF 3570 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF* 1095".605 A VAR.IANC;EOF "261"26.798 AND) STANDARI) DimVIAT'ON OF -16"1 .63MTHE I)AITA RANGE: IS F:ROM 567,. r T)10 15,5.'i5..00
OTHER IMPORTANT STATS ***
MED]AN 'III.) PT) 0> '1061. (10 MOI). > 1290,.00 FRO,-, 3DISPERSION => 0. 15 s IrK-WHNFSS --=> 0.64
STANDARD ERROR (MEAN) -0 2.71*'* 9,5. "ONE'I I)E•NCEi :( NTE..RVALd. :> "I190 . 38! THR~II 110(0.99
YOUR Y POPULATION OF 3570 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF' 2.8014 A VARIANCEOF l.,2.15 AND STANDDARD DEVIATION OF' 0.464
THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 1 ", 80 TO 4t. 00
OTHER :IMPORTANT STATFS '.ME)IAN(IDI) PI) 2 .).90 MODE ) :> f3lu fFRE- 2
DISPERSION = 0."16 SKEWNESS :r) --0.10
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) -:> 0.019,-'i% CONFII)EN'C[:L' IN-!, IQVAL. Z> 2.137 THRI '2.90
CORR'.:LAT ION 3E:T'W-EN THE- TIWO FACTORIS X;) IS 0.2336-DO YOLI WANT ANOTHEIR RUN OF THE" PROGRAM YES OR, NO
63
TOTAL SUBPOPULATION MUST HE LESS' THAN 5000
AFOQT M VS. AFOQT PILOT
YOUR X POPUJLAT I ON OF 3575 Ei L.EMENTS HAS A MEAN O1F" ?39..722 A VARIANCE
OF 498."(102 AND STANDARD DEVI ATION OF 22,318THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 10.00 TO 791.00
** OTHER IMPORTANT STATS ***
MEDIAN(MIDI PT) : ") 54.5 U MODE :> 95.00 FRF. a. 3DiISPIE:RSION => 0-37 SKEI7WNESS' => 0.70
STANDARI) ERROR (MEAN) > 0.37n 95% CONFIDENC.11E INTERVAL. : 58.99 THRU 60A45
YOUR Y P OPULATION OF 3575 EL. EME.NTS HAS A MEAN OF ,18.76',3 A VARIANCE0F.. 465,292 AND STANDARDI) DF:VTA .Toin OF 21 . 571THE. DATA RANGE IS FROM 2.. 100 TO 99,00
** OTHER IMPORTANT SrArS ***
MEDIAN(MII) PT) =) 5(J.50 MODE =) 67..! 0 FRE@-- 2DISPERSION => 0C.37 SK EWNESS = 1,15
ST'ANDARID ERR OR (MEAN) :.> 0.36** 9,% CONFIDENCE INTERVAL ::;> 50.06 THRI.I 59. 47
CORREL(A-TION BETWEI:N H'l TWO F:ACTORS X ; y :is 0 ,3'1 .6DO YOU WANT ANOTHE'R RUN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
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TOTAL SU•FPOPULATION MUST BE: LESS THAN 5000
AFQOT AA VS. AFOQT NAVIGATOR
YOUR X POPULATION 0' 3,57l,5 FE.LEME'NTS HAS A MEAN OF 59,.722 A VARIANCEOF 4913.102 AND S-TANDARDI) DEVIATION OF 22. 318THE DATA RANCE IS FROM 10. 00 TO 991.00
** OTHER IMPORTANT SrTTS *.*MEIDIAN(MII) PT) :,4 .S 0 h 0 DE ):-> 9 '.0L) F R 1-. 3
DISPERSION 0(.73 0I(IENESS O 07
STANDARD ERROR (M•AN) -- > 0,37*- 95% CONFIDI)INCE IN'iERVNAL. ` 5B. 99 TH-RI1 60.45
YOUR Y POPULAT'ION OF: 357,5 F'LfMENTSH HAS A MEAN OF 60.43" A VARli ANCE01,F, 486.00(3 AND STANDARI) DEVIA'TION OF 22D047THFE [fATf RANGE IS FROM 4. 10U TO 99.00
OTHER IMPORTANT ,ST1AI.TSMED3IAN(IIrl) PI) 1") :1..,0;U MODE 76.00 F.REQ-- 3
DISPERSION r> 0.3l6 SI(EWNESS --0 1.22
StANDARD ERROR(MEAN--f>)': 0.37*. 95% CONFIDENCE :NTER•VAI. .-> 59. 71 THRLI 6"1..'16
CORRELATION BFlTWEEN THE TWO FACTORS x;)1 :i:s 0.6867.DO YOU WANT ANOTHE'R K<LIN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
"65
'r OrAL 51113 .) 0 ' IJ MU1I H NEi ,F: .ESS 1"IAiI 5000
AFOQT AA VS. AFOQT VERBAL
YOUR X POPULATION OF' 357,-5 ELEML-ENTS HAIS. A MEAN Or" 59.722 A VARA•N.CEOF 498-102 AND S)rANDARI) DEVIAI'ION OF 22,. 31ETHE DATA RANGE IS FROM 10(,00 'TO 99.,00
.* OTHE:R IMPORT'.•NT STATS *n*MEDIAN(MID PT) ::> 1.5 ( ,O): :: ) 9".. 00 'R.F-- 3
DISPERSION => 01.37 SKEWNESS :> 0.70
STANDoR ) ERROR( ME"IAN) > 0.137** 95% CONF II)IF-GNCF IHERViL. ==0 5I.,. 09 THR LI 60. 45
YOUR Y POPULAT ION OF 3575 EI.EMENTS HAS, A MEA•N OF 58.30; A VARgIANCEOF 01,28.41387 AND STAERD(. I)VI- IAT V)ION OF' 22.989THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 15,011 TO 99. 00
** OTHER IMPORTANT STATS ***MEI)IAN(MII) PT) 57, 00 MODE >0 99,00 FRE-- 3
DISPERSION =) 0,39 SKEWNESS =:> 0.17
STANDARI) ERROR(MEAN) ;0 0.38** 95% (CONFIDENCE INTERVAL > ,7.,56 THRI 59!..906
CORRELATION DETWEEN THE TWO FACTI'ORS X-Y I:S 0.864-1DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF 'T'HE•4. PR(.gRAM YES OR NO 1
66
"TOTAL 8BI.POPUJLATIION MUST fjE" L=ES THAN 5000
AFOQT AA VS. AFOQT QUANTATIVE
YOJR X POPULATION OF 3575 ELE:ME.NTS -•H A MEAN OF 5.9.722 A VARaIANCE
OF 498."1112 Nt)D STANDARD I)FV (ATIlON OF 22..-318THF DATA RANGE IS FROM I0,.00 TO 99.00
..n 0 R T HP MOR TANT ST ,rT;.ME :DI AN (till) PT ) -0 .... 1 O1 C ODE. 95t..ý 0 0 F-R - • ..'O
D[,I:'F R SION (0 37 SIC I" LIESS 0.70
STANDARI) ERROR (MEAN) ) 0 1. 1791 95Z CONF'ID1IN:FEC '.NDIERVAL `5 ,.9 9. 1 'RU 60(45I
YOUR Y POPIULA TION OF 3,57,5 ELEMENTS HAS A ME'AN 01.: 60.503 A VAR)IANCE
01: 506. 6';J AND SrANDAIRD" DIEV):A I}ON OF: d 22, I08THIE DAIA RANGE :'IS FROM 10.00 TO 99.1 00
OTHER IMHPORtANT STATSMEDIAN(HMID Pr) z4> 5• :,5 0 MODE: > 80.00 FREe-- 4
DISPERIýION K037 •EW NESS > 01.80$?I .... FI.,i:"i-l An>,. :. . .... 02,
STANDARD ERROK(MEAN) n> 0.38*9 9Z% (:ONFIIDENCI2 INIERVAL n) 0.,77 THR IU 61.24
CORRi0LAT ION R3ITT'WEX.N I HE' TWO F'ACTOR S X;Y Is 0.8276DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF,. 1THE111 PRO(RAM YE) OR NO
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TOTAL. SUB110PULATION MUST BE| LESS THAN 5000
AFOQT AA VS. CPA
YOUR X POPULATION OF 3,57 3 EL.LEMENTS HA',:; A ME.AN OF 59-710 A VARTAHNCEOF 4913.112 AND STANDARD DEV TATION OF 22. :18THE DATA RANGE IS FROM "10.0 TO 99.00
** OTHER :IMPORTANT STATS .**MEDIAN(MID PT) ) -04..$0 MO 1)E > 9$ 00 FR -;Q- 3
DISPE:R SION -: > 3 1 F, [KWNESS > 0.70
STANDARD ERROR(MCAN) :> 0'37** 95% CONFI DENCE INTERVAL .. 581. 99 THRJ AU. 45
YOUR Y POPULATION OF 3,5.73 FIEitMNTS HAS A M-'AN OF 2.0•/4 VARIAN1CEOF (1.215 AND STANDARI) IEVIATION OF 0.464THE l)ATA RANGE IS FROM I ..8B0 10 4., 00
** OTHER IMPORTANT STATS '**MEDIAN(MIiD PT) 0- 2.90 ýi•O DE ::> 3.00 FREm- 2
DISPERSION => 0.16 SKFL"MWNESS => ")0.10
SIANDARI) ERROR(MEAN) :- 0'1** 95% CONFIE(NCwi: INTERVAL 2 ,87 THRI 0 2..90
CORRELATION I3TIEE' -.N THE TWO FA2(TOR!:S X;Y IS 0,.2089DO YOU WrIT ANOTHER RUN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
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TOTAL SULIBPOPIJLAIION MUST BE LES8 THAN 5000
-AFOQT PILOT VS. AFOQT NAVIGATOR
YOUR X POILI.)hIoN OF 3575 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF ,58.763 A VARIANCE01F 465.292 AND STANDARD DFxVIATnION OF 21,-,,;7.1THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 2.00 T"0 99.0(10
* OTHIE.R IMPORTANT STATS .**MEDIAN( MID) PT) 5, 1 0 .Jt:; 0- MODE r> 67.00 FRE- 2DISPERSION .u >37 SIk.WNE(SS :r)> "1.'15
STANDARI) ERROR (MFFAN) .> 036S* 95% CONFIDENE[ INTE:RVAL.. =0 58.06 THRU 59,.47
YOUR Y POPULATION OF 3575 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 60.434 A VARIANCEOF" 406.088 AND STANDARD IEVIATFION OF 22.0I47THE IAIA RANGE IS F ROM 4.00 T"0 99.. 00
• OTHER IMPORTANT STATS *.,MEDIAN(MID PTI) 1> 51,.s MODE m> 76Q00 FREG- 3DISPERSION => 0.36 SKEWNESS =) 1.22
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) -> 0.3795X CONFIDEIrTr,`V INTERVAL .-> 59 ' 7'1 THRIJ 6"1.. 16
CORRELAT I'ON BEIWE:.EN THE Twtlo F.A' 'OIrRs X Y tS 0 9075DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RU1N OF( )-'".E PPROOI'R YES OR NO
69
iTOTAL. SURPOPIJI.ATXON MUST HE I..ESS THAN 5000
AFOQT PILOT VS. AFOQT VERBAL
YOUR X POPULATION OF 357,5 ELEMENTS HAS "A MEAN OF ,58.763 A VAR:IANCE01F 46Z5.272 AND STrANDARD DI.VIATION OF 21 .571THE DATA RANGE :I:S FROM 2.,00 T.O 99.00
** OTHER IMPORTANT STATS -*.MEI)I(-AN(MII) PT) b> ,050 5( MODE => 67,00 FREQ- 2
DISPERSION => 0.37 SKEWNESS => 1 .15
STANDARI) ERROR(MEAN) :> 0.,36g9.5% cot01:I)ENCEE INTERVAL. 0 58 U)06 THRU 59.147
YOUR Y POPULATION OF 3573 EL7MENTS HAS A HEAN OF 58,309 A VARIANCEOF "-28,487 AND STANDARD DI)EVIATION OF 22.989THE DATIA RANGE IS FROM 15.i01) TO 99, 00
. OTHER IMPORTANT ST'ATS *.MEDIAN(MID PT) .) 57,i00 MODE =) 99.00 FRFQ- 3-
DISPERSION -> 0,39 SKEWNESS =) 0.17
STANI)ARD ERROR(MEAN) =) 0.3893• % CONFIDENCE' :INTERVAI. -> 57.56 THRU 59,,(16
CORRE:LATION fET1Wr7.1EN THE TWO FACTORS, X .Y £5S ). 345"1DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
T~) 70
TOTAL SUIPPOPUILAT ION' MUST OE LESS THAN 5000
AFOQT PILOT VS. AFOQT QUANTATIVEA'YOUR X POPULATION OF 3575 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 58,.763 A VARIANCIEOF 465.292 AND STANDARD DEVIATION OF 21.5,,571THE DATA RANGE IS FROM, 2.'0 0 TO 99.00
*- OTHER IMPO OR'TANT STAIS *-.
MEDIAN (MID PT) .0 5 0..A) MODE :0 67,00 FREF:G - 2
DISPERSION :t> 0.37 SK:WNESS => 1.15
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) ::> 0.36. * 9,5W CONI:'IDE"NCE. INTERVAL > 5 0 -T T1HRLU 59.47
YOUR Y POPULAT'ION OF 3,575 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 6(0-503 A VARIANCEOF.' 506.623 AND STANDARD DE':VIATION OF 22 ,508THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 111-.O0 TO 99)00
0,1OI'.ER IMPffORT'ANT STATIS .MEDIAN(UID PIT) -0 TT,¶I.,1JC MODE B> ).00 FRKQ)G- 4
DISPERSION :-> 0.37 SKEWNESS => 0.80
STANDARD ERROR(MEAN) --> 0I3I1295% CONFIDENCE INTEIVAL -:0 59,. 77 THRU 61 24
CORRELATION BE'TWEE:N THE TWO F:A(';iORIS X;Y T.S 0 .5736DO YOU WANT ANOl HIF*R RUN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
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TOTAL SUBpOPULA'TION MJUSyT Dr LESS THAN 5000
AFOQT PILOT VS. GPA
YOUR X POPULATION OF 357"73 ELEME:.'NTS HFAS A MEAN OF ,58.777 A VARIANCEOF 464.9,;9 AND STANDARI) I)F.VIATI ON OF' 21 .563THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 2,00 TO 99.. 00
** OTHER IMIORITANT SITAtTS *-•*MEDIAN(MIA)D PT) z- 50.50 MODE => 67.00 FREQ-- 2
DISPERSION --) 0,.37 SKWNESS => -1.15
YOUR Y PPULATION OF 373 EL.EIE7NTS hAS A .MEAN OF 2.884 A VARIANCE0F 1?.. 15 AND ST ANDARD!) DI.'.-I ON OF 0 464THE DATA RANGE IS FROM I ."80 TO ,4.10
** OTHER IMHPORTA'NT ,STArS **..)€-X*.
MEDIAN( Ir PFT) 0 2.90 MODL: 3.00) FREQ-- 2.DISIPERSION -- > 0.16 SKEWNESS :0 --0.10
STAN DARD ERROR(MLAN) => 0.-. - -.95Z CONFII)EN[J INTK'QIA- - >L 2,87 THRU 2.90
CORRELATION BETFWEiEN THE TwO FACTORS XrY iS 0.0814DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO -
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"TO'rAL SUB POPFlI.ATTION MUST 1E: LESS THAN 5000
AFOQT NAVIGATOR VS. AFOQT VERBAL
YOUR X POPULATION OF 3575 FLENTS HAS A MEAN OF 60,434 A VARI( N CEOF 4136.006 AND STANDARD DEVIATION OF 22.,047THE: DATA RANGE IS FROM 4..00 TO 99. 0
*'Y OTHER IMPORTANT STATFS *.MEDIAN( MID PT) : 51> .5"I50 MODE > 76.00 FRIEIo---
DISPERSION => 0.36 SKEWNESS => I.22
YOUR Y POPLII..AIION OF 31 mN OF A VAR.ANCEOFr .. 5•47 AND STANDARD Dr,,EV.IA('TION OF' 22.,989THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 1"5 600 TO 99.M00
*-)i OTHER IMPORTANT ST'ATS,•) f.> **MEDIANp(111) PT) ::) 57.00 MODE => 99.(10 F"RE-- 3"
DISPERSION => 0.39 SKEWNESS :) 0."17
STFANDARD FRROR(MEAN) => 0.38** 95% CONFIDENCEF INTERVAL 0) 157.. 56 THREI 159. (36
CORRELATION BETrWEFN THE TWO FACTORS X;Y IS 0.3891DO YOU WANT ANOTHER RUN OF THE PROGRFAM F YFS, OR NO
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TOTAL SUBPOUIILATION MUSiT BiE LESS 1HlN 5000
AFOQT NAVIGATOR VS. AFOQT QUANTATIVE
YOUJR X PIOPUI..ATION OF 15751 EI.EMFNTS HAS A MEAN OF 60.434 A VARIlANCEOF 486.0138 AN) STANDARI) DEVIATION OF 22. 047THE DATA RANGE IS' FROM 4.- 00 TO 99Y,, 00
*fOTHER IMPýORTANT, STaTS*MEI)IAN 0I I) PFT 0 ,51 0. ' M O D) F, :- > 76.00 F FR F Q- 3
DISPIERSION ::0 ,1 36 S, KE17FW N S'[".,;S, . > I . 22
STANDARD ERROR (MEAN•) :-)> 0 37S9,"1% CONFIDENCF INTE.--RV.L 59-.71 THR"II 61 .. 16
YOUR Y POIPU.ILATION OF 75"' ELMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 60.'.503 -VAR IANCOEOF 506..,623 AND STrANDA'RI) DEVNIATTON OF 22.. 5,08THE DATA RANGE. IS FROM 100, 1) TO 99..00
* OTHER IMPORTANT STATS *--
MEDIAN-(MID PT) ) 54.. 5) MODE ::) 80, OU FREQ- 4DISPE:RSION => 0.37 SKEWNESS 0) 0.80
STANDARDI EORIAN -> "03 .... , ..9.5% CONFIDENCE INTERVAL => 59,.77 THRIU 6-1..24
CORPRII.tATiON l.3 [TUJEI-N il- TW. ['AC T -P S > IS 0, 3038DO YOU WANT (NO.HER PUN OF 114' PROGAM YES OR NO
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"TO"IAl.. SU[ OI' 01` UL(., .io Iusi HIL LESS "IHAN 5)]00)
AFOQT NAVIGATOR VS. CPA
YOUR X POP-LATI ON OF 3573 ELEMENTS HAS A MEAN OF 60.444 A VARI:ANCEOF 48,5.710 AND STANDARD DIVIATION OF' 22.039THE DATA RANGE IS FROM 41.00 T'O 99.-00
*if OTHER IMPORTrANI STTS ***MEDI:AN(MI) PTr) l .1,.50 MODE => 76.00 FRI-'::-G 3
DISPERSION => 00.36 =I<>LWHISS 1 .22
YOUR Y POPUILATION OF'"7"3 EI.EMENTS HAS A IMFrAN OF 2.884 A VIJrmIl.ANCEOF 0.215 AND STANDAKI 1EI:VIA1ION OF 0, '464THE I)oTA RANGE IS FROM i .80 1O 4(10
•* OTHER IMPOR•TANT STATS ***MEPIAN(MII) P1) L1 ) 2,90 M01)I :-- > 3,00 F:REE- 2
DISPERSION => 0,.16 Sc,(EWNE-SS :0 --0.10
STANDARD EIRRR (MEAN) :: 001** 95% CONFIDENCE INTE- 2.87 THRU 2.90
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE TWO FAC':TORS X.Y Is (1.1301DO YOU WANT ANOiHER RUN OF THE PROGRAM YES OR NO
r (0IT.) IO PI PI I ilMIri LES 'I I WN 50100
75
AMOQi VERBAL VS. AFOQT QUANTATIVE
YOUR X P(ý~kjJ O T ULl ()~ 0[: P5 LEL F. HI'ENiS HAS A MEAN OF ,'58.309 M vR I:ANWE01:7'VADS AN DAR cm Ir ) 1EVDI AT IO 014..
THE DATA P ANOWE TS FROCM 13.0(0 '10 99 .00
** OTHER IMPORýTA-NT STA TSME.D].AN CMID P'T) )'7 , 00 j(N 1)p F ~ c zz> 9 O FR vo F0- 3
DISPERSION :: -.19 SI(E:WNE; ;-> 0. 17
YOUR Y P OLIIL1AT ION O F ti 7' Fl. IIIE:NTS HIAS A IlFAN' OF AD.. 50J3 A VAR I (1ilCE0o ` 506 ,6 23 AND) 0TAD- G)11VIA NO 2.0THElE DATA RANGE :I:S FR14OM ID 00 T. 991.00
MEDITAN (Ml)l) PT ) -0 ; 4 o MOI 80.. 0 0 F:P1&*Q- 4IS P FRSIP10N 0-37 SKF.It EWNES Q,3 :: >8L
OT A NI .)( DI-PR 0 ERR OP 1.1: MAN ) 0 3 G91195% CONI IDI)ý.ICi4E IIE A 59. 771 H1RIU 6-1. 2,4
CO 1L.T TON IW'"TWFETN 1 HE TWO FACIORIS xý ':I~S; D40
DO YOU WANT ANOTHER 1<UN Ol' H PP4 OPkAM~ YES5 OR\ No
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TOTAL. SLmrII- IL.r-rION MtJST B LE.. S THAiN 5000
AFOQT VERBAL Vs. CPA
YOUR X POPUL.AT'ION OFF 3573 EL.E-rMENTS HIA"S A MEAN OF '58,300 6 Yt :I:"ANHE
01or ,528.463 AND STANDARI) 1). VIOATION OF 22. 90B
THE I)(iT. RANGE :':S F;ROM 1S., 0C. TO 991.00
** OTHER I.oP-ORTiNT SIAT, •-m.. *MEI)XAN( tIll) PIT) 7 ,.5 7 C M00) > 99,1 00 FR - 3
D)SI"IERSI ON 0..39 S> I'UjN<I.:- SS ):> (3.17
YOUR Y PoI-1'.(Ij T.I) ON OF I: . ITIL.EMI'.T5 HAS A ME AN OF' 2.884 A V¢ARdI (uiC;E
or (01 2"1 1'-j AND SPI'NDAI) [D DE y r :r. ON OF 0, 4 4I'TH I [ A I A '((SIE FR -lOM 1 .. 80 4,. 00
**OTHER I PO TU TAT'',HO(MEI"I:N(MXD T) Z0 9..9 0 OlO=L[ I :U V:f:' (.4.. .
DISPFERSION => (3"16 ,SKEWNESS :S> -0 >1O
s'rnAN)( ; I'R 01 ( HEiANi) -:> 0 .. 0 I*' z ' ONFI I)ENCE IN2'EIRkY.L 07 2, T1 FIR U 2.90
CO O EL.(-'rT ON 1T E:•• I -N tH.1 T C(), FACTORIS X;Y :I" 0.17)2DO YOU WANT ANOM HER RUN OF. HI•E PIROG(RAMg YES OR NO
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• T or (it. •80 v0 oP ti, m,'T ON Mt ml5i" BE: I. ESS 11A0I'Il 500C
AFOQT QUANTATIVE VS. GPA
YOUR X pOPUA..rTION OF 357,3 E.LEMENTS IIA,-S A MEY.N OF" 60G.506 A1 YRI.lANCE01:" 6,"(165 6 AND SI'ANDARI) DEVIATION OF 22,510
THE DATA RPANGE 18 FROM 10 .0A TO 99<.00
*WE OTIIER IMP ORT'ANT STAT'(S-, *-.Xi
• IEDIAN0 ,111) PT) 4 50 MODE > -00 FR IE'l . 4DISF'ERSION ) 0.. 7 0.I<A :u.00 ()1:- ,-94S
) YOUR Y POPU.ILAlTION OF 7 CL .l.[NT S HAS A " AN ,P . 8. A V13R L-LEMEIIE0o [7 0,21 AND ST HITA DA I)I DVý::;il'oN OF 0.. i.464THE DATA RANGE IS FROM "1,130E '1 04 .O0
*OTHIER IMPORITANT STATSMi[7 1)' C-1 •N ( H 11) pT, ) 2 90 M OI)E 1' > , 00 F R i::'. Q'- 2
DISPERSION .: > 160 13. K SI.I:K, WNESS 0. --0"10
) 'STANDARD Ek'ROR MEAN) ::> .01* 95X% CONFIIE"NCE: INTER VAL. .) .,7 THRI) 2 90
)CORRELATION BETWEEN THE TWO FAC(TORs X;Y Ics 0."1776DO YOU WAN4T ANOTHR• RUN OF-I TH. PRO(6RAM YES OR NI O
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