If the Width of a Box in a Boxplot Is

question 52

Multiple Choice

If the width of a box in a boxplot is very large, compared to the rest of the boxplot, what does that mean about the shape of the data set?

• A)The data are very spread out in the middle.
• B)The data are clumped tightly in the middle.
• C)The data are not symmetric.
• D)Not enough information to tell.

Understand the role of syntax and structure in language comprehension.

Analyze the importance of providing context for comprehension and recall.

Comprehend the implications of the linguistic relativity hypothesis and language's influence on perception.

Understand the cognitive and memory-related effects of bilingualism and multilingualism.

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