A Standard Score for Educational Measurements

First published in 1944, this classic work sets out a method for calculating standard scores for educational measurements. The book covers the underlying theory of standard scores, including the concept of standard deviation and the normal distribution. Practical examples are included to illustrate the use of standard scores in test evaluation and comparison.
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