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True/False Questions
Оглавление1 A measure of central tendency provides a single value that is considered highly representative of a distribution.
2 The mean is always the optimal measure of central tendency.
3 Each measure of central tendency (mean, median, and mode) can be found in the exact center of all distributions.
4 The mode is a highly stable measure of central tendency.
5 The numbers of scores falling above and below the median are always equal.
6 The median is the score that occurs at the 50th percentile rank.
7 One of the reasons why the mean is considered a strong measure of central tendency is that it includes every score in its computation.
8 The total distance of the scores below the mean will always be equal to the total distance of the scores above the mean.
9 In a positively skewed distribution, you can expect all measures of central tendency to be equal.
10 There is no best single measure of central tendency to describe a bimodal distribution.
11 Outliers are scores close to the mean.
12 Multiple outliers of different values will heavily influence the mode.
13 The median is considered to be a better measure of central tendency in a skewed distribution.
14 When describing a distribution with bimodal data, you should report both modes.
15 In a negatively skewed distribution, you can expect that mean > median > mode.