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Interpretation and Analysis - Histograms

RioNii

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Interpretation and Analysis - Histograms

Based on the two histograms below, what does it imply about the variable's distribution? To check for the normality, what other methods can you use besides histograms?

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bio_man

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Hi RioNii

Any background information you can provide? I don't want to give an answer that is outside your reading material.

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Yes sir, I'll post the background information sir

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bio_man

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You may also visually check normality by plotting a frequency distribution, such as a histogram as we have here. Another way to check for normality, a paired or unpaired T-test can be used to compare the child pain score with the parental catastrophizing score. This can also be done to compare the scores obtained for distraction and emotional support. The first histogram is skewed to the right; the second histogram doesn't look like it is normally distributed.

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RioNii Author

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Thank you so much sir! Can I ask one last question sir? Based on the histogram from the emotional and distraction histograms, are they both normally distributed sir?

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bio_man

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Neither are normally distributed.

This is what normally distributed looks like:

https://biology-forums.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=42121

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Thank you so much sir!

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