As Late as 1928, the Moderate and Conservative Parties Tended

question 33

Multiple Choice

As late as 1928, the moderate and conservative parties tended to view Hitler as

• A) someone whose actions could not be predicted, but not to be taken seriously.
• B) someone they feared but respected.
• C) more dangerous than the communists.
• D) capable of being manipulated.
• E) a good economic manager but a bad politician.

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Extreme Scores

Statistical outliers in a data set that are significantly higher or lower than most of the data.

Variability

The degree to which data points in a dataset differ from each other and from their mean, indicating the dispersion or spread.

Scores

Quantitative values or measurements used to evaluate or assess someone or something's performance or status.

Negatively Skewed

A distribution of data where most values cluster at the high end with a tail extending to the low end, indicating that the median is greater than the mean.