Protonorms are generalized raw scores that allow comparison between scores on all of the tests, but do not contain information as to where that score stands in any population; they are not standard scores or quantiles. A report on the current norming of protonorms to proportions outscored and I.Q.s is Adjustment of the protonorms to norms conversion.
Prot. = Protonorm
Female = Proportion of female high-range test candidates outscored.
Male = Proportion of male high-range test candidates outscored.
Combined = Sex-combined proportion of high-range test candidates outscored.
EIS = Extended Intelligence Scale: ranking of all intelligence levels, such that 0 represents the absolute absence of ability, 1000 the central tendency of intelligence in the universe, and 2000 the mental capacity required for full understanding of the universe, including the question of existence.
I.Q. = Intelligence Quantifier: Projected general population standard score, the mean of the adult Western population being set at 100. The term "I.Q." is reserved for tests with a mixture of item types; for tests with only one item type, the term "Standard score" is used rather than "I.Q.", to stress the fact that such tests are less good indicators of general intelligence.
General = Proportion of adult Western population outscored at a given I.Q. level, assuming a normal distribution, standard deviation of 15, and unlimited population size, those three assumptions being hypothetical.