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2 Look at the graphs that describe your results and note how you performed relative to the norms on the site. DO NOT describe in detail what the score values were.
3. Write a brief interpretation of your scores relative to your expectations. (4%) DO NOT DISCUSS THE RESULT, NEED TO INCLUDE IF IT WAS AS EXPECTED OR BETTER THAN EXPECTED
4. Describe the thoughts and feelings you experienced before, during and after the testing experience. (6%) MAIN FOCUS OF THE REFLECTION
5. Describe briefly what psychometric and ethical concerns there may be about this testing approach. (5%) A REFRENCE FROM A PEER REVIEWED JOURNAL SHOULD BE MENTIONED HERE SUPPORT THE DESCRPTION.

Explain how you found the test

Structure, format keep it as academic as possible and the style of writing as In full sentences

After completing the Classical IQ test
Check the scientifically validated
Look at the graph that describes the results and note how I performed relative to the norms on the site. There are normative data available on the site

Find out attached copy of my results which you will base the reflection on
This was a question that the tutor answered to clarify the mean and SD:

Question: I went to the statistics of the test (as you suggested in the tutorial), however, am a bit confused by them. The statistics for their “total scores” gives n=15885, and then a mean=109.59
and SD = 18.669. I think in the tutorial we were just taking that the mean was 100 and the SD was 15. So… what does the site’s statistics mean in relation to our interpretation? In the tutorial
the example the person’s score was 84 and in the 14th percentile. So.. that person’s result would be more than 1SD below the mean, not within it. I don’t want to get too hung up on stats, but you
advised us to briefly interprete our results against the site’s normative data, so do I use 100 as the mean and SD of 15 or the site’s elevated scores? Or have I lost the plot?
Answer: You have definitely not lost the plot! Stick with the basics; you are given a normal graph so consider 100 as the mean and 15 as the SD and compare your scores to that. You interpretation
of the example from the tutorial is correct.
I hope this helps a little.