Scores on the inhibition subscale of the Behavioral Activation System/Behavioral Inhibition System (BIS/BAS; Carver & White, 1994) measure are normally distributed in the population with a mean of 21.04 and a standard deviation of 3.48. If Megan scored 22 on the measure, what is her percentile score? TABLE B. 1 THE UNIT NORMAL TABLE* *Column A lists z-score values. A vertical line drawn through a normal distribution at a z-score location divides the distribution into two sections. Column B identifies the proportion in the larger section, called the body. Column C identifies the proportion in the smaller section, called the tail. Column D identifies the proportion between the mean and the z-score. Note: Because the normal distribution is symmetrical, the proportions for negative z-scores are the same as those for positive z-scores. Body Body Tol C C -2 (A) (B) (C) (D) (B) 2 (C) (D) Proportion Proportion Proportion Proportion Proportion Proportion in Body in Tail Between Mean and z in Body in Tall Between Mean and z 0.00 .5000 .5000 .0000 0.25 5987 4013 .0987 0.01 5040 4960 0040 0.26 6026 3974 1026 0.02 .5080 4920 .0080 0.27 6064 3936 .1064 0.03 .5120 .4880 .0120 0.28 .6103 .3897 .1103 0.04 .5160 .4840 0160 0.29 .6141 .3859 .1141 0.05 .5199 4801 .0199 0.30 6179 .3821 .1179 0.06 5239 .4761 .0239 0.31 .6217 .3783 .1217 0.07 .5279 4721 0279 0.32 .6255 -3745 .1255 0.08 5319 4681 .0319 0.33 6293 .3707 .1293 0.09 5359 .4641 0359 0.34 .6331 .3669 .1331 0.10 5398 4602 .0398 0.35 .6368 3632 .1368 0.11 5438 .4562 0438 0.36 .6406 .3594 -1406 0.12 5478 .4522 0478 0.37 .6443 .3557 .1443 0.13 .5517 .4483 .0517 0.38 .6480 .3520 .1480 0.14 $557 4443 .0557 0.39 .6517 3483 .1517 The 28th percentile The 61st percentile The 11th percentileQuestion 1 1 / 4 points This question is asking you about what you have learned in Chapter 15, sections 15.1 and 15.2. Please, choose the best response for each question using the drop-down menu. No item will be repeated as an answer. Linda is reporting data for a 1. descriptive statistics categorical variable, therefore, the 5_ only valid measure of central tendency that she can provide is 2. inferential statistics the 3. statistic The descriptive statistic typically identified as s or SD for sample 4. parameter 10 -- data, and o (lowercase Greek letter sigma) for population data. 5. central tendency A statistical measure that identifies 6. mean a single score around which a distribution is clustered, and is most 7. median typical or representative of the entire group. 8. mode Statistical techniques that use 9. variance results from samples to make generalizations to the population (a form of inductive reasoning). 10. standard deviation