As you can see, performing Bench Dips is very similar to performing regular dips. When you do Bench Dips, grasp the two handles or parallel bars and then place your feet on the support. While keeping your legs straight, raise yourself up until your arms are fully extended, as shown in Figure 8.
All Wechsler Scales, all Woodcock tests, 1 all Kaufman Tests, Most Tests Published by American Guidance Service, Pro-Ed, 2 Riverside, the Psychological Corporation, and Many Others. Z-scores (z), Percentile Ranks (PR), Standard Scores (SS) (Mean = 100, s.d. = 15), Scaled Scores (ss) (Mean = 10, s.d. = 3), and Stanines (9)
This called a standard score because you can see that 100 is at the exact. center of the curve. Z-scores, T scores, and scaled scores express the same thing that. standard scores do, but do so based on a different numerical system with different. means and standard deviation units as shown above. The percentage of people who. score is each standard deviation unit is noted in the bell curve above with % values.