What is your opinion of the authors' statement that "Age equivalents often are readily understandable to people who are unfamiliar with statistical concepts?" Given what you now know about age equivalents, do you think that they are easy to explain fully to people who are not familiar with statistical concepts? Explain. Table B.tO Ase EquivalentsCorresponding,o Domain Raw Scor,s (Paniat Table) Communication Daily Living Skills Socialization Motor Skills , Raw Score Age Equivalent 91 6- IOI I 18I I tOO I 176-10 116 90 6-9 99 1156-8 6-7 98 114 89 97 1136-6 88 6-5 1126-4 96 95 111 87 6-3 6-2 94 !lO 109 86 6-1 93 107-108 85 6-0 70 ' 92 106 84 5-11 5-10 91 105 103-104 83 69 5-9 82 S-8 90 102 89 101 81 5-7 88 100 80 5-6 79 68 5.5 87 98-99 975-4 67 86 96 78 5.3 85 94-95 77 5-2 76 66 5-1 84 93 925-0 83 For Motor Skills domain raw scores of 70, 71,and 72, record an age equivalentof "above 5-11