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    What are measures of spread?

    They describe variability among data points.

    What do maximum and minimum values indicate?

    They show the range of data values.

    How do quartiles function?

    They divide data into four equal parts.

    What is variance?

    It measures the average squared deviation from the mean.

    How does standard deviation differ from variance?

    It provides a scale that is easier to interpret.

    What happens to the mean when outliers are present?

    It can be significantly affected by extreme values.

    What is the purpose of the 1.5 IQR rule?

    It helps identify potential outliers in data.

    What does a high variability in data suggest?

    Participants in the sample are quite different.

    Why are quartiles considered robust to outliers?

    They are less affected by extreme values than the mean.

    What is the implication of using n-1 in variance calculation?

    It provides an unbiased estimate of population variance.

    What does a standard deviation of 3.9 indicate?

    Scores typically deviate from the mean by this amount.

    What should you do if you identify an outlier?

    Consider the context and decide whether to remove it.