Roseborn Press Norming Service

The following norms were derived from an Australian population drawn from varied socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds with a wide variety in their physical and developmental ability and as such it is hoped that they accurately reflect the makeup of the Australian general population

The data were collected from a range of assessment agencies, mainly throughout metropolitan Sydney and country New South Wales.


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VIP 3 NORMS

VIP 3P NORMS

NUMBER OF TESTS

16

10 April 1999

NUMBER OF TESTS

66

RAW SCORES

CREATIVE

PRACTICAL

INDUSTRIAL

OUTDOORS

DOMESTIC

OFFICE ASSIST

SALES ASSIST

RAW SCORES

CREATIVE

PRACTICAL

INDUSTRIAL

OUTDOORS

DOMESTIC

OFFICE ASSIST

SALES ASSIST

MEAN

5.50

4.63

5.81

5.13

5.88

9.19

5.81

MEAN

5.35

6.61

6.21

6.58

5.50

6.15

5.39

12

100.00

100.00

100.00

100.00

100.00

87.50

96.88

12

100.00

97.73

100.00

100.00

100.00

97.73

99.24

11

93.75

100.00

100.00

100.00

100.00

68.75

93.75

11

100.00

86.36

100.00

93.94

100.00

93.94

94.70

10

87.50

93.75

93.75

100.00

100.00

53.13

93.75

10

98.48

74.24

98.48

84.09

96.97

87.12

89.39

9

84.38

84.38

87.50

100.00

96.88

43.75

84.38

9

93.94

66.67

90.15

75.00

92.42

75.00

84.85

8

75.00

81.25

87.50

90.63

87.50

34.38

68.75

8

84.85

57.58

78.03

61.36

85.61

64.39

81.06

7

62.50

81.25

81.25

71.88

71.88

18.75

62.50

7

70.45

51.52

62.88

50.00

74.24

56.82

75.00

6

46.88

78.13

65.63

53.13

53.13

12.50

53.13

6

53.03

46.21

45.45

43.18

59.09

47.73

61.36

5

37.50

65.63

37.50

40.63

31.25

9.38

40.63

5

40.15

37.88

32.58

31.82

42.42

38.64

48.48

4

34.38

46.88

12.50

31.25

15.63

3.13

28.13

4

31.82

31.06

17.42

21.97

26.52

31.06

36.36

3

28.13

34.38

3.13

21.88

6.25

0.00

18.75

3

21.97

21.97

3.79

15.15

12.88

22.73

22.73

2

25.00

18.75

0.00

15.63

0.00

0.00

18.75

2

12.88

10.61

0.00

9.09

6.06

14.39

12.12

1

18.75

3.13

0.00

9.38

0.00

0.00

9.38

1

6.06

5.30

0.00

5.30

3.03

5.30

4.55

0

6.25

0.00

0.00

3.13

0.00

0.00

0.00

0

1.52

2.27

0.00

1.52

0.76

0.00

0.76

Thanks is given to the following organisations for supplying data for inclusion in these norms