Author Question: Measures of central tendency alone are insufficient to completely describe a sample because: (Read 56 times)

tspaw0811 · **on:** Feb 26, 2023

Question 1

Measures of _____________ indicate where the majority of the data may be located, bunched, or clustered.

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variability

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precision

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central tendency

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predictability

Question 2

Measures of central tendency alone are insufficient to completely describe a sample because:

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there is rarely an unbiased measure of central tendency in real-world applications.

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two very different data sets can have roughly the same (possibly even identical) measures of central tendency.

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the value of central tendency for infinite populations is unknowable.

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in the amount of time required to calculate a measure of central tendency, the variable under consideration often changes.

bobbbbb · **Reply #1 on:** Feb 26, 2023

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