We computed means, 95% confidence intervals, and t-tests (α = 0.05) for both sets of scores.
If students decide to take both tests, they can usually send both sets of scores without worrying which one is higher.
We further validated the accuracy of this eight-item classifier against complete sets of scores from two independent sources, a collection of 110 individuals with autism from AC and a collection of 336 individuals with autism from the Simons Foundation.
So from May 2016, when the next one will be held (start hoarding your halva, sauerkraut and retsina now), each nation will offer up two sets of scores in the final showdown.
Ultimately, however, I would suggest that students simply send out whatever scores and profiles they feel best represent themselves — or send out both sets of scores — rather than stressing too much about which scores are higher.
Sending both sets of scores can be a good idea for another reason: The more colleges know about a student, the better they can decide if that student is a good fit for their institution and, once a student has been admitted, the better they will understand what they can do to best help that student succeed on campus.
ACT has always offered score choice — we don't send out any scores unless and until the student tells us to do so — so students who take the ACT more than once can decide which sets of scores would be most beneficial to send to colleges.
Instead of presenting a score that combines the votes of an "expert panel" and those cast by viewers at home, two different sets of scores – the official diplomatic verdict, and then what the people really think of the songs – will be dished out.
Fig. 1 displays the two sets of scores against each other.
It is used to compare two sets of scores that come from the same participants.
With an ideal judging method, she says, the same sets of scores would always result in the same final outcome.
