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Table B-5. Percentile Ranks for LAP-D Subscales for Children 54-59 MonthsFINE MOTOR COGNITIVE LANGUAGE GROSS MOTORManipulation Writing Matching Counting Naming Comprehension Body Mvt. Object Mvt.RAW %ile RAW %ile RAW %ile RAW %ile RAW %ile RAW %ile RAW %ile RAW %ileSCORE RANK SCORE RANK SCORE RANK SCORE RANK SCORE RANK SCORE RANK SCORE RANK SCORE RANK28 98 b 30-31 98 b 24 98 b 33 99 30 99 23 97 b 34 99 23 97 b27 95 29 95 23 92 32 98 29 98 22 90 33 98 22 9026 83 28 92 22 84 31 97 28 96 21 78 32 96 21 7925 67 27 88 21 78 30 95 27 94 20 61 31 92 20 6324 48 26 84 20 74 29 94 26 90 19 47 30 86 19 5123 32 25 81 19 64 28 90 25 86 18 34 29 78 18 3822 26 24 77 18 50 27 86 24 84 17 24 28 67 17 2221 20 23 72 17 33 26 82 23 82 16 18 27 58 16 1220 15 22 67 16 19 25 78 22 79 15 15 26 51 15 519 8 21 59 15 10 24 76 21 74 14 13 25 37 0-14 c 10-18 c 2 20 49 14 5 23 72 20 69 13 8 24 2419 42 12-13 4 22 68 19 63 12 3 23 1518 37 11 3 21 65 18 52 0-11 c 1 22 717 33 0-10 c 1 20 61 17 43 0-21 c 316 26 19 55 16 3615 18 18 47 15 3214 16 17 40 14 2913 13 16 28 13 2612 11 15 15 12 1911 9 14 9 11 1010 7 13 5 10 59 4 12 4 9 28 2 11 3 0-8 c0-7 c 1 10 20-9 c 11b When the percentile rank for the highest possible score is less than 99, this means that a number ofchildren in this age group achieved the highest possible score. Recall that percentile rank is thepercentage of children in the norming sample who scored below the score of interest.c Note that the range of raw scores that yields a percentile rank of 1% includes the scores of childrenfrom the norm sampling who actually ranked at and below 1%. REVISED OCTOBER 2006