Raw value

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In the psychological diagnosis usual term for the result of psychological tests as a summary measure of a feature due to the associated test items (z. B. Point as a sum of correct answers or answers a certain tendency). It is the unstandardized values ​​that the evaluation of a test initially delivers. In order to be able to evaluate and interpret the characteristic measured with the test (e.g. compare between people), it must be converted into a standard value .

For example, in the case of multi-level ratings , each response level usually corresponds to a certain intensity of the expression of the characteristic to be measured; these values ​​for all items are also added to a raw value per characteristic.

Individual evidence

  1. cf. GA Lienert: Test setup and test analysis.
  2. ^ Schmidt-Atzert, Manfred Amelang (2012): Psychologische Diagnostik p. 136