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Investigators studying the relation between gender and the interests of early adolescents asked boys and girls in grades 5-9 to indicate on a 7-point scale their degree of interest in topics such as Life, Sports, and Cars.
The data in the scatter plot represent average levels of interest for boys and girls in grades 5 - 9. Each point represents one topic listed by the investigators. For example, boys average rating for "Opposite sex" as a 6.2, while girls on average rated their interest in this topic as 6.0 on the 7 point interest scale. This is recorded as the point (6.2, 6.0). There are three interesting features of this scatter plot that you are to interpret below. What can you infer from each of these features of the scatterplot?
(a)The points generally seem to scatter around the line, y = x.
(b)There seem to be three clusters of points, one in the lower left, one in the middle, and one in the upper right of the graph.
(c)There are two points (as indicated by the arrows) that do not seem to fit the overall pattern. What can be said about the topics these points represent?
Empathy
The ability to understand and share the feelings of another, putting oneself in another's shoes.
Across Cultures
Refers to the existence or applicability of concepts, practices, or phenomena in multiple cultural contexts.
Communication Competency
The ability to effectively exchange information with others, involving skills such as listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
Liaison Skill
The ability to connect, mediate, and coordinate actions between different individuals or groups effectively.
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