Correlation and Standard Deviation DQ2

Discuss the relation between standard scores and the z-scores on which they are
based (e.g., IQ scores). How do these scores relate to the normal distribution?

The standard score is simply the score a student will receive from taking a
standardized test. The student will receive the standard score they received for
taking the test and will only receive their individual score. The standard
distribution is found when all of the scores for the standardized test are graphed on
a histogram to obtain the mean, median, mode. Z-scores are different from the
standard scores because they are the scores taken when standards test scores are
calculated to determine a percentile or to determine student averages. The standard
score relates to normal distribution because it enables the calculation of the
probability of a score within the normal distribution and allows for comparison of
two scores that are from different normal distributions (Laerde Sttisics, 2013).
Normal distributions are the expected range of scores by students taking the IQ
test. The Z-score calculates the probability of a score occurring within a normal
distribution.
Laerde Statistics. (2013). Standard Score. Retrieved October 27, 2014 from
https://statistics.laerd.com/statistical-guides/standard-score.php