Word Counts for Men & Women (using Datasets and then Elementary Stats

Word Counts for Men & Women (using Datasets and then Elementary Stats, 11th Edition). This gives information on the word count of different age groups for male and female psychology students.

11M 21F 32M 42F 53M 63F 74M 84F 95M 105F 116F 126F

27531 20737 23871 16109 21143 6705 47016 11849 39207 15962 28408 15357

15684 24625 5180 10592 17791 21613 27308 25317 20868 16610 10084 13618

5638 5198 9951 24608 36571 11935 42709 40055 18857 22497 15931 9783

27997 18712 12460 13739 6724 15790 20565 18797 17271 5004 21688 26451

25433 12002 17155 22376 15430 17865 21034 20104 10171 37786 12151

8077 15702 10344 9351 11552 13035 24150 17225 31327 10575 8391

21319 11661 9811 7694 11748 24834 24547 14356 8758 12880 19763

17572 19624 12387 16812 12169 7747 22712 20571 11071 25246

26429 13397 29920 21066 15581 3852 20858 12240 17799 8427

21966 18776 21791 32291 23858 11648 3189 10031 13182 6998

11680 15863 9789 12320 5269 25862 10379 13260 8918 24876

10818 12549 31127 19839 12384 17183 15750 22871 6495 6272

12650 17014 8572 22018 11576 11010 4288 26533 8153 10047

21683 23511 6942 16624 17707 11156 12398 26139 7015 15569

19153 6017 2539 5139 15229 11351 25120 15204 4429 39681

1411 18338 36345 17384 18160 25693 7415 18393 10054 23079

20242 23020 6858 17740 22482 13383 7642 16363 3998 24814

10117 18602 24024 7309 18626 19992 16459 21293 12639 19287

20206 16518 5488 14699 1118 14926 19928 12562 10974 10351

16874 13770 9960 21450 5319 14128 26615 15422 5255 8866

16135 29940 11118 14602 10345 21885 29011 10827

20734 8419 4970 18360 13516 10009 17085 12584

7771 17791 10710 12345 12831 35142 13932 12764

6792 5596 15011 17379 9671 3593 2220 19086

26194 11467 1569 14394 17011 15728 5909 26852

10671 18372 23794 11907 28575 19230 10623 17639

13462 13657 23689 8319 23557 17108 20388 16616

12474 21420 11769 16046 13656 23852 13052

13560 21261 26846 5112 8231 11276 12098

18876 12964 17386 8034 10601 14456 19643

13825 33789 7987 7845 8124 11067 21747

9274 8709 25638 7796 18527 26601

20547 10508 695 20910 11478 17835

17190 11909 2366 8756 6025 14030

10578 29730 16075 5683 12975 7990

14821 20981 16789 8372 14124 16667

15477 16937 9308 17191 22942 5342

10483 19049 8380 12985 12729

19377 20224 16741 18360 18920

11767 15872 16417 9643 24261

13793 18717 2363 8788 8741

5908 12685 24349 7755 14981

18821 17646 9725 1674

14069 16255 11033 20635

16072 28838 10372 16154

16414 38154 16869 4148

19017 25510 16248 5322

37649 34869 9202

17427 24480 11395

46978 31553

25835 18667

10302 7059

15686 25168

10072 16143

6885 14730

20848 28117

1. Find the five-number summary for the number of words data in Columns 3 and 4. You will need to label each of the columns with an appropriate measure in the top row for clarity. (Refer to page 167 in the text.)
2. Compare the number of words for females and males using a boxplot of Columns 3 and 4. Paste your boxplot here
3. Create a histogram for the Column 3 data.
4. Create a histogram for the Column 4 data.

Part IV. Interpreting Statistical Information

The Word Count by Males and Females contains the count of the number of words spoken in a day by males and females in six different age groups.

Group A: Column 3 contains the number of words spoken in a day for male student’s age 17 to 25 in introductory psychology classes in Mexico

Group B: Column 4 contains the number of words spoken in a day for female student’s age 17 to 25 in introductory psychology classes in Mexico

Using the descriptive statistics found above, what conclusions can you make comparing the number of words spoken in Group A with Group B? You want to address EACH of the following points below. Please be sure to use SPECIFIC values to support your reasoning (hint: you may want to consider the descriptive statistics found in Part III as well as the histograms). You must justify your conclusions with Stat Disk output from Part III of this project for each portion below.

a. One conclusion about a measure of center (mean, median, midrange).

b. One conclusion about the variability in the two datasets (variance, standard deviation, range)

c. One conclusion about the shape of the distribution (mention direction of skew and relationship of the mean and median).