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In your question, it says when analyzing the data, the researcher determines the distribution of results is to be skewed.
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So here's an example of what we see with skewed data.
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So we might have most of our data here, and then we're skewed way out to the right.
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This is an example of what we call right skewed.
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Now, you're asked to determine which measure of central tendency is best to use with such results.
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First off, we have range.
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Now, range is not a measure of central tendency.
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It's a measure of distribution, high to low.
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So it's not range.
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The remaining three, median, mean, and mode are measures of central tendency...