Abby met with a psychologist and took the California Psychological Inventory (CPI). The psychologist is particularly interested in her score on the Self-Control scale (see description below). Abby's raw score on the Self-Control scale was 12. For the population, scores are normally distributed with = 22 and = 4. Answer the following questions regarding Abby's Self-control score.

Self-Control (Sc)This scale was developed to assess the degree and adequacy of self-regulation, self-control, and freedom from impulsivity and self-centeredness. Higher score means more self-control.

Abby's psychologist wants to convert the raw self-control score into a T-score. What would Abby's T-score be?

Select one:

a.80

b.25

c.50

d.75

e.60