How to Compute Mean Scores: CFAI-W

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How to Compute Mean Scores: CFAI-W Here are the steps for computing the mean scores for the CFAI-W subscales. Compute each mean to four decimal places. Step 1 Reverse-score the following items: 5,7,8,14,15,16,21,23,28,38,40,42,43,45,46,47,49,53,56,61,63,69,73,79,80,81,82 A score of 1 is rescored 4, a score of 2 is rescored 3, a score of 3 is rescored 2, and score of 4 is rescored 1. The best way to do this is to first circle the reverse-scored items, cross out the original responses, and write the rescored response next to the original score. Step 2 General Potential-Worker (GP-W). The GP-W subscale is composed of items 1 through 58. If fewer than 47 of items 1 through 58 were completed don t compute a score. If 47 or more of these items were completed sum the item responses and divide by the number of items completed. Coparenting-Worker (CP-W). The CP-W subscale is composed of items 59 through 69. If fewer than 9 of items 59 through 69 were completed don t compute a score. If 9 or more of these items were completed sum the item responses and divide by the number of items completed. Integrating Foster Children-Worker (IFC-W). The IFC-W subscale is composed of items 70 through 76. If fewer than 6 of items 70 through 76 were completed don t compute a score. If 6 or more of these items were completed sum the item responses and divide by the number of items completed. Kinship Care-Worker (KC-W). The KC-W subscale is composed of items 77 through 82. If fewer than 5 of items 77 through 82 were not completed don t compute a score. If 5 or more of these items were completed sum the item responses and divide by the number of items completed. How to Compute T-Scores Here are the steps for computing T-scores. Compute these scores separately for each subscale and for females and males. Step 1 Compute the subscale means, as described above. Step 2 Use the following formula in conjunction with the normative sample descriptive statistics reported in the two Tables shown below, and the subscale means that you

compute, to compute T-scores: 64

T = 50 + (10)( X M ) SD Where: X = computed subscale mean for your applicant M = mean from normative sample SD = standard deviation from normative sample For example, for a female with a mean of 2.5545 on the General Potential (GP-W) subscale the T-score is 42.02. This T-score is below average, relative to females in the normative sample. As discussed in Chapter 2, higher T-scores represent greater fostering potential, relative to those in the normative sample. T-scores below 50 indicate less than average potential, and T-scores greater than 50 indicate greater than average potential. Someone with a T-score below 50 scored below the mean of the normative sample, someone with a T-score of 50 scored at the mean, and someone with a T-score above 50 scored above the mean. 42.02 = 50 + (10)(2.5545 2.9343).4759 Normative sample descriptive statistics (females). Standard Subscale Mean (M) Deviation (SD) GP-W CP-W 2.9343 3.1792.4759.5854 IFC-W 2.9636.4735 KC-W 2.9773.4522 Normative sample descriptive statistics (males). Standard Subscale Mean (M) Deviation (SD) GP-W CP-W 2.9797 3.1900.4834.5883 IFC-W 2.9605.4836 KC-W 2.9444.4357 Step 3 Read the brief discussion of T-scores in Chapter 2 to understand the uses and misuses of T-scores. How to Determine Percentile Ranks (PR) Here are the steps for determining percentile ranks. Do this separately for each subscale and for females and males. Step 1 Compute the subscale means, as described above. 64

Step 2 Look up each subscale mean in the table at the end of this Appendix to get the percentile rank (PR) for each subscale. For example, for a female with a mean of 2.5545 on the General Potential (GP-W) subscale the PR is 24, indicating that 24% of the females in the normative sample had a mean score on the GP-W at or below 2.5545. A potential problem with percentile ranks occurs when more than one person in the normative sample gets the same mean score. This makes it difficult to rank order people. For example, if 5 people in a sample of 100 have the same score on a measure the percentile rank for these people would fall within a range, say for example from 25 to 30. When this happens compute the mean PR. For example, for a female with a mean of 2.3333 for the Kinship Care (KC-W) subscale the mean percentile rank is computed as follows: (9 + 10 + 11 + 12 + 13 + 14 + 15 + 16 + 17) / 9 = 13 Always consider the lowest and highest percentile rank to best understand a person s percentile ranking. When the range is large percentile ranks should be interpreted more cautiously. Step 3 Read the brief discussion of percentile ranks in Chapter 2 to understand the uses and misuses of percentile ranks. 65

CFAI-W Percentile Rank (PR) Look-Up Table Females Males PR GP-W CP-W IFC-W KC-W GP-W CP-W IFC-W KC-W 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1.6561 1.5455 1.7914 2.1667 1.8247 1.5455 1.8333 2.0000 2 1.9028 1.8182 1.8571 2.1667 1.9828 1.8182 2.0000 2.0000 3 1.9825 1.9764 1.8571 2.1667 2.0114 1.8182 2.0000 2.0000 4 1.9945 2.0291 2.0229 2.1667 2.1034 2.0000 2.1667 2.0000 5 2.1095 2.0909 2.1429 2.1917 2.1379 2.0818 2.1667 2.0333 6 2.1552 2.1818 2.1429 2.2300 2.1666 2.1818 2.1667 2.1067 7 2.1724 2.1818 2.1429 2.2683 2.1990 2.1873 2.1667 2.1800 8 2.2193 2.2400 2.2857 2.3067 2.2393 2.2727 2.1667 2.2533 9 2.2586 2.2927 2.2857 2.3333 2.2586 2.3636 2.1667 2.3267 10 2.2759 2.3636 2.3048 2.3333 2.2603 2.3636 2.3333 2.3667 11 2.2931 2.3636 2.4229 2.3333 2.2881 2.3982 2.3333 2.4033 12 2.3110 2.4545 2.4286 2.3333 2.3448 2.4545 2.3333 2.4400 13 2.3571 2.4545 2.4286 2.3333 2.3609 2.5455 2.3333 2.4767 14 2.3793 2.5455 2.4286 2.3333 2.3886 2.5455 2.3333 2.5000 15 2.3966 2.5455 2.4429 2.3333 2.3966 2.5455 2.3333 2.5000 16 2.3966 2.5709 2.5714 2.3333 2.4138 2.6364 2.5000 2.5000 17 2.4205 2.6364 2.5714 2.3333 2.4247 2.6364 2.5000 2.5000 18 2.4483 2.6764 2.5714 2.3800 2.4483 2.7273 2.5000 2.5000 19 2.4781 2.7273 2.5714 2.4567 2.4655 2.7273 2.5000 2.5300 20 2.5000 2.7273 2.5714 2.5333 2.5069 2.7818 2.5000 2.5667 21 2.5012 2.7404 2.5714 2.6100 2.5484 2.8182 2.6667 2.6033 22 2.5300 2.8182 2.6971 2.6667 2.5517 2.8182 2.6667 2.6400 23 2.5517 2.8182 2.7143 2.6667 2.5690 2.8182 2.6667 2.6667 24 2.5545 2.8182 2.7143 2.6667 2.5690 2.8182 2.6667 2.6667 25 2.5862 2.8182 2.7143 2.6667 2.5862 2.9091 2.6667 2.6667 26 2.5994 2.8182 2.7143 2.6667 2.6034 2.9091 2.6667 2.6667 27 2.6207 2.9091 2.7143 2.7017 2.6288 2.9091 2.6667 2.6667 28 2.6469 2.9091 2.7143 2.7400 2.6724 2.9091 2.6667 2.6667 29 2.6552 2.9091 2.7143 2.7783 2.6897 2.9091 2.6667 2.6667 30 2.6741 2.9091 2.7143 2.8167 2.7241 2.9091 2.8167 2.6667 31 2.6897 2.9091 2.7143 2.8333 2.7241 3.0000 2.8333 2.6667 32 2.7241 3.0000 2.8571 2.8333 2.7414 3.0000 2.8333 2.6733 33 2.7414 3.0000 2.8571 2.8333 2.7609 3.0000 2.8333 2.7100 34 2.7759 3.0000 2.8571 2.8333 2.7931 3.0000 2.8333 2.7467 35 2.8085 3.0000 2.8571 2.8333 2.8336 3.0000 2.8333 2.7833 36 2.8249 3.0000 2.8571 2.8333 2.8621 3.0000 2.8333 2.8200 37 2.8276 3.0000 2.8571 2.8333 2.8793 3.0000 2.8333 2.8333 38 2.8528 3.0000 2.8571 2.8333 2.8966 3.0000 2.8333 2.8333 39 2.8640 3.0000 2.8571 2.8333 2.9138 3.0000 2.8333 2.8333 40 2.8793 3.0000 2.8571 2.8667 2.9310 3.0000 2.8333 2.8333 66

Females Males PR GP-W CP-W IFC-W KC-W GP-W CP-W IFC-W KC-W 41 2.8793 3.0000 2.8571 2.9050 2.9310 3.0000 2.8333 2.8367 42 2.8966 3.0327 2.9543 2.9433 2.9483 3.0909 3.0000 2.8733 43 2.9105 3.0909 3.0000 2.9817 2.9483 3.0909 3.0000 2.9100 44 2.9138 3.0909 3.0000 3.0000 2.9483 3.0909 3.0000 2.9467 45 2.9310 3.0909 3.0000 3.0000 2.9655 3.0909 3.0000 2.9833 46 2.9483 3.0909 3.0000 3.0000 2.9828 3.0909 3.0000 3.0000 47 2.9652 3.0909 3.0000 3.0000 2.9828 3.0909 3.0000 3.0000 48 2.9828 3.0909 3.0000 3.0000 3.0000 3.0909 3.0000 3.0000 49 2.9828 3.0909 3.0000 3.0000 3.0171 3.0909 3.0000 3.0000 50 3.0000 3.1000 3.0000 3.0000 3.0517 3.1111 3.0000 3.0000 51 3.0172 3.1818 3.0000 3.0000 3.0690 3.1818 3.0000 3.0000 52 3.0345 3.1818 3.0000 3.0000 3.0814 3.1818 3.0000 3.0000 53 3.0517 3.1818 3.0000 3.0000 3.0929 3.1818 3.0000 3.0000 54 3.0519 3.2727 3.0000 3.0000 3.1052 3.2727 3.0000 3.0000 55 3.0690 3.2727 3.0000 3.0000 3.1207 3.2727 3.0000 3.0000 56 3.0702 3.2727 3.0000 3.0000 3.1234 3.2727 3.0000 3.0000 57 3.0895 3.2727 3.0000 3.0183 3.1379 3.3636 3.0000 3.0000 58 3.1034 3.3309 3.0000 3.0567 3.1552 3.3636 3.0000 3.0000 59 3.1134 3.3636 3.0000 3.0950 3.1724 3.3636 3.0000 3.0000 60 3.1241 3.4545 3.0000 3.1333 3.1897 3.4545 3.0000 3.0000 61 3.1400 3.4545 3.0000 3.1667 3.1897 3.4545 3.0000 3.0000 62 3.1484 3.4545 3.0000 3.1667 3.2038 3.4545 3.0000 3.0000 63 3.1724 3.4545 3.0000 3.1667 3.2488 3.4545 3.0000 3.0000 64 3.1897 3.5455 3.0800 3.1667 3.2586 3.5455 3.0000 3.0133 65 3.1897 3.5455 3.1429 3.1667 3.2586 3.5455 3.0000 3.0500 66 3.2077 3.5455 3.1429 3.1667 3.2665 3.5455 3.1633 3.0867 67 3.2241 3.5455 3.1429 3.1667 3.2759 3.5455 3.1667 3.1233 68 3.2338 3.5455 3.1429 3.1667 3.2759 3.6364 3.1667 3.1600 69 3.2414 3.6364 3.1429 3.1667 3.2931 3.6364 3.1667 3.1667 70 3.2414 3.6364 3.1429 3.1667 3.2931 3.6364 3.1667 3.1667 71 3.2586 3.6364 3.1429 3.1667 3.2984 3.6364 3.1667 3.1667 72 3.2597 3.6364 3.1429 3.1667 3.3276 3.6364 3.1667 3.1667 73 3.2759 3.6364 3.2857 3.1667 3.3367 3.6364 3.1667 3.1667 74 3.2759 3.7200 3.2857 3.1700 3.3472 3.6364 3.2033 3.1667 75 3.2931 3.7273 3.2857 3.2083 3.3621 3.7273 3.3333 3.1667 76 3.3103 3.7273 3.2857 3.2467 3.3621 3.7273 3.3333 3.1667 77 3.3276 3.7273 3.2857 3.2850 3.3682 3.7273 3.3333 3.1667 78 3.3448 3.7273 3.2857 3.3233 3.3893 3.8044 3.3333 3.2200 79 3.3609 3.7273 3.2857 3.3333 3.3998 3.8182 3.3333 3.2933 80 3.3621 3.8182 3.2857 3.3333 3.4138 3.8182 3.3333 3.3667 81 3.3667 3.8182 3.2857 3.3333 3.4209 3.8182 3.3333 3.4400 82 3.3793 3.8182 3.3333 3.3333 3.4310 3.8182 3.3333 3.5000 83 3.3793 3.8182 3.4114 3.3483 3.4483 3.8182 3.3333 3.5000 67

Females Males PR GP-W CP-W IFC-W KC-W GP-W CP-W IFC-W KC-W 84 3.3966 3.8182 3.4286 3.3867 3.4524 3.8182 3.3333 3.5000 85 3.4138 3.8182 3.4286 3.4250 3.4655 3.8182 3.5000 3.5000 86 3.4310 3.8182 3.4286 3.4633 3.4907 3.8182 3.5000 3.5000 87 3.4310 3.8182 3.4286 3.5033 3.5184 3.9091 3.5000 3.5000 88 3.4476 3.9091 3.4286 3.5800 3.5345 3.9091 3.5000 3.5000 89 3.4764 3.9091 3.4371 3.6567 3.5740 3.9091 3.6667 3.5000 90 3.5172 3.9091 3.5714 3.7333 3.5955 3.9091 3.6667 3.5000 91 3.5345 3.9091 3.7143 3.8100 3.6207 3.9091 3.6667 3.5067 92 3.5405 3.9091 3.7143 3.8333 3.6220 3.9091 3.6667 3.5800 93 3.5690 3.9945 3.7457 3.8333 3.6379 4.0000 3.7150 3.6533 94 3.6197 4.0000 3.8571 3.8333 3.6610 4.0000 3.8333 3.7267 95 3.6319 4.0000 3.8571 3.8333 3.6724 4.0000 3.8333 3.8000 96 3.6566 4.0000 3.8571 3.8333 3.7046 4.0000 3.9800 3.8333 97 3.6895 4.0000 3.9114 3.8333 3.7241 4.0000 4.0000 3.8333 98 3.7183 4.0000 4.0000 3.8333 3.7759 4.0000 4.0000 3.8333 99 3.7931 4.0000 4.0000 3.8333 3.8516 4.0000 4.0000 3.8333 100 4.0000 4.0000 4.0000 4.0000 4.0000 4.0000 4.0000 4.0000 UNRESTRICTED