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Discussion # 1 Due Weds 10/06/21

Wk 3 Discussion 1 - Skewed Distribution [due Thurs]

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Please refer to the resources provided on CDS Central . They are intended to help you engage effectively on the discussion board.

Due Thursday

Write a 250- to 300-word response to the following:

· Discuss the following items using your own words to convey your understanding. Include examples, when necessary.

· What is a skewed distribution?

· What causes a skew?

· How might a researcher deal with skewed data?

· Under what conditions would it be acceptable to allow skewed variables in a research study?

Due Monday

Review others’ questions and using your professional experience, provide an answer or related insights in 150 words.

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Discussion # 2 Due Fri 10/06/21

Wk 3 Discussion 2 - Measures of Central Tendency [due Sat]

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Please refer to the resources provided on CDS Central. They are intended to help you engage effectively on the discussion board.

Due Saturday

Write a 250- to 300-word response to the following:

· How will you use measures of central tendency in your dissertation research or professional practice? Cite specific examples of how you expect to apply this week’s topics.

Due Monday

Review others’ questions and using your professional experience, provide an answer or related insights in 150 words.

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