PERCENTILE RANK

PERCENTILE RANK
 Thisindicates the percentage of scores
that lies below a given scores.
PR = Percentile Rank

CFb = Cumulative frequency below the

given score

Fg = Frequency of the given score

n = number of scores in the distribution

Step in solving a Percentile Rank
1. Arrange the test score (TS) from highest to lowest.

2. Make a frequency distribution of each score and the

number of students obtaining each score.(F)

3. Find the cumulative frequency (CF) by adding a

frequency in each score from the bottom upward.

4 Find the percentile rank(PR) in each score using the

formula and the result as indicated in column 4.
Correlation refers to the extent to
which the distributions are linearly
related or associated between the two
variables.
 Positive Correlation
 Negative Correlation
 Zero Correlation
Two ways to identify the correlation
 Using the Formula
 Using the Scattergram
The spearman rho Coefficient
 Is a measure of correlation when the
given sets of data are expressed in
ordinal level of measurement rather
than raw scores as in pearson r.
 Spearman rho is used to identify a
rank difference correlation.