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\u003Cbr>Address:  \u003Cbr>Upstate NY 11HE  \u003Cbr>EV   |\n| --- |\n| Comparison Group:18 to 23 year-olds   |\n\nThe Profile of American Youth1997  \nNORC at the University of Chicago  \n# Your vocational aptitude profile\n\nPercentile  \n# Your vocational interest code\n\n\n| R   | S   | E   | C   | A   | I   | A→Artistic  \u003Cbr>R→Realistic  \u003Cbr>E→Enterprising  \u003Cbr>S→Social  \u003Cbr>C→Conventional  \u003Cbr>I→Investigative   |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\n2nd  \n3rd  \n4th  \n6th  \n5th  \n1st  \n# How to read your aptitude scores and interest code\n\nYour scores on the Computer Adaptive Test-Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery(CAT-ASVAB)and theInterest Finder(IF)are shown in the charts above.Your aptitude scores are reported as percentile ranks andbands.The ranks show how you scored in comparison to a national sample of individuals who were about thesame age as you when they took the tests as part of the Profile of American Youth 1997.The ranks indicate thepercentage of individuals in your comparison group who scored below you in each area.The meaning of the bands is ex-plained on the back of this form.The comparison group for your scores is shown in the upper right-hand corner of this form.  \nThe results from your answers to the Interest Finder are presented as a six-letter code.The letters are numbered accordingto their position in your code.Each letter refers to one of six vocational areas—Realistic,Investigative,Artistic,Social,Enterprising,and Conventional—shown to the right of your code.The order of the letters indicates the relative strengthof your interests in those areas,as measured by the number of likes and dislikes you reported for a wide variety of ac-tivities and jobs in each area.You reported most interest in the first area,second most interest in the second area,and so on.  \nTo learn more about your aptitude scores and interest code please refer to the back of this form.  \n\n| More About How to Read Your Aptitude Scores and Interest Code   |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| How to Interpret  \u003Cbr>the Percentile Ranks and Bands  \u003Cbr>Your percentile ranks show how you scored relative to other  \u003Cbr>youth in the nation who were in the same age group as you  \u003Cbr>when they took the aptitude tests.These ranks,like any  \u003Cbr>other test scores,are only approximate.If you were to take  \u003Cbr>the tests again,your scores would probably differ somewhat.  \u003Cbr>The percentile bands show the range of scores you might  \u003Cbr>receive.Each band has a two-thirds chance of including your  \u003Cbr>true score—the score you would receive if your abilities could  \u003Cbr>be perfectly measured.  \u003Cbr>As you look at your aptitude profile,you will see that the  \u003Cbr>bands differ in size.Some bands cover a wider range of  \u003Cbr>ranks than other bands.The size of each band indicates how  \u003Cbr>accurately the test measures your ability.Tests with shorter  \u003Cbr>bands 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