I'd prefer never to see my raw score and the scale translation. My raw score is something AAMC can know and keep to themselves, in my opinion <g>.
I had one very easy question on PS (and there weren't many easy slam-dunks, were there?) and I made a stupid calculation error while scratching in the margin - couldn't figure out why my answer wasn't there - looked over my math, couldn't see it - guessed wrong answer - moved on due to time pressure. The sixth-grade algebra error I was making came to me Sunday. Anybody else obsessing over one or two questions? (Better than crying over the whole thing.)
But if I saw my raw scores and was one correct answer away from the next higher ranking and a point higher on my MCAT total - I don't think I'd jump off a bridge, but it sure wouldn't be pretty.
Right now I'm telling myself that I'll be right in the middle of whatever score I get in PS - 2 or 3 answers (or more) away from the next higher score. That's the story I'm telling myself, and I'm sticking with it.
I could live with that indefinitely. Or until August, the way things are going.