Context
A type of question that includes the word (and/or)
Joint
Describes how quantitative data is distributed across a data set
Shape
An extreme value that is significantly different from other values in a data set
Outlier
A value that is the average of middle
Center
A type of Heston that looks at one proportion and ignores all other data.
Marginal
A type of question that includes the word (not) in it
Compliment
When the left and right side of a data set are perfect mirror images of a center point
Symmetric
Data that is not significantly influenced by outliers or extreme values
Resistant
This measure of the center appears most frequently
Mode
A type of question that includes the word (and/or).
Joint
A type of question where information is given beforehand to help answer it
Conditional
A single numerical point in an observation or measurement
Value
Distorting graphs and numbers, flawed samples, and mistaking correlation versus causation, which can cause a result to look different than it is.
Misleading
This measure of center is found in the middle of the data set
Median
A type of question where information is given beforehand to help answer it.
conditional
A type of question that looks at one proportion and ignores all other data
Marginal
A measure of asymmetry of of distribution around its mean (usually left or right)
Skew
Taking numerical data and outputs into defensible conclusions.
Interpretation
This measure of center is found by calculating the average of the data set
Mean
a type of question that includes the word (not) in the question
Compliment