For each question, copy and paste the appropriate part of your Jamovi output into a Word document along with any needed explanations. Then, upload the Word document to Canvas to submit your assignment

For each question, copy and paste the appropriate part of your Jamovi output into a Word document along with any needed explanations. Then, upload the Word document to Canvas to submit your assignment.

There are 3 questions in this assignment. 

1. Enter the following data in Jamovi and (a) produce a graph or chart appropriate for the variable, (b) explain why you chose that graph or chart that you did, (c) produce the measure of central tendency most appropriate for this variable, (d) explain why this measure of central tendency is best, (e) if appropriate for the given data, produce variance and standard deviation, and (f) if standard deviation is appropriate for the data, give a one sentence interpretation of standard deviation

The following data are GPAs for a sample of participants (N = 12) at a large university.

2.50

3.33

4.00

2.00

2.75

3.00

3.40

2.75

3.60

1.70

2.80

2.90

1. Enter the following data in Jamovi and (a) produce a graph or chart appropriate for the variable, (b) explain why you chose that graph or chart that you did, (c) produce the measure of central tendency most appropriate for this variable, (d) explain why this measure of central tendency is best, and (e) if appropriate for the given data, produce variance and standard deviation.

The following are the ages of students in a section of Introductory Psychology.

21       18       21           21           20

24       21       18           45           22

23       25       21           24           19

22       25       22           22           25

1. Enter the following data in Jamovi and (a) produce a frequency chart, (b) produce a graph or chart appropriate for the variable, (c) explain why you chose that graph or chart that you did, (d) produce the measure of central tendency most appropriate for this variable, and (e) explain why this measure of central tendency is best.

The following data are reported romantic relationship statuses for a sample of participants (N  = 15).

Single

Single

Married

Engaged

Single

Divorced

Engaged

Married

Single

Engaged

Married

Divorced

Married

Single

Engaged