The MICA allows us to calculate a total or aggregate score. This is a sum of the average of the two strategies and the average of the five intentions. An aggregate, total or composite score helps the learner and any key administrators see at a glance where the conversation landed, with some nuance not available from scoring with other coding instruments. A 6.1 composite score would be considered Client-Centered. The total aggregate score range is from 2-10. You can consider a composite score between 2 and 4 to be between “Fundamentally Inconsistent” and “Inconsistent” skill, from 4.1-6.1 to be somewhere in between “Inconsistent” and “Client-Centered” skill, from 6.1-8 to be somewhere in between “Client-Centered” and “Competent” skill and from 8.1-10 to between “Competent” and “Proficient” skill.