Instead of talking about the central tendency, we'll talk about how spread apart things are away from the central tendency.

Or some number that represents, kind of, the central tendency

And in statistics speak, these all can kind of be representative of a data sets or population central tendency or a sample central tendency.

So once again, this is one way of thinking about central tendency.

The most common measures of central tendency are mean, media, and a mode.

So this is one way to kind of measure the center, the central tendency.

So, trimmed refers to a trimmed mean. Again, a measure of central tendency. Uh,

Right? Then the median might be uh, a better, uh, measure of central tendency.

The central tendency of a set of numbers. And this is also called the average.

So a good measure of central tendency just describes the center point of a distribution.

We might wanna use, the median. Instead of the mean. As our measure of central tendency.

You could use that as your, your measure of central tendency for your, your school performance.

And so it's one way of measuring the central tendency or, you know, the average, I guess we could say.

The next one is the median, and again the measure of central tendency, we'll get to it in a second.

That stands for standard error, we'll get there next week. Okay. So let's talk about first, measures of central tendency.

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And this is maybe a better measurement of the central tendency or of the average of this set of numbers, right?

So the important concepts to take away from the segment are measures of central tendency, measures of variability, skew, and critosis.

So there's a bunch of ways that you can actually measure the central tendency or the average of a set of numbers.

I mean, my intuition would be that the central tendency is something closer to 3 because there's a lot of 3's here.

The summary statistics that we'll focus on here are measures of central tendency, measures of variability, measures of skew, and measures of kurtosis.

Central tendency will typically rely on the mean or average. Sometimes we'll use the median when we have extreme scores or skewed distributions.

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Ah, first we have the mean. Right, so that's a measure of central tendency and you see that when you get rid of those.

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That's the number that all of these numbers you can kind of say are closest to. Or, 2.2 represents the central tendency of this set.

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That tendency is strong among Americans.

He knew that was the tendency.

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