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| Statistic that describes how spread out the values in data set are. |
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| The value that is most typical of a set of data |
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| Measurement or count data for which all possible values exist wheather tested or not. |
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| Data that exists in catergories that are separate and do not overlap. |
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| Measurement made using a scale with equal intervals, but no absolute zero. |
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| The central value in a set of data. |
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| The most typical or central value of a set of qualitative data. |
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| Data for a series of discrete catergories for which there is not a basis for rank ordering. |
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| Data collected for catergories that can be rank ordered. |
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| Information gathered using scales without equeal intervals or zero points. |
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| Information gathered from counts or measurements using scales having equal sized intervals. |
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| A measure of how a set of measurements or counts is spread out. |
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| Quantitative data with equal intervals and or an absolute zero. |
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| a pictorial display of a set of data using bars to indicate the value, amount, or size of the dependent variable. |
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| A pictorial display of data that can be drawn when the data for both variables are continuous. |
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| The average squared distance from the mean. |
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