the Frequencies: Statistics dialog box (shown on
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checkbox menu; click these checkboxes as shown
to select central tendency statistics and statistics
to describe variability (in the area headed
“Dispersion”), as shown. The statistics that
describe variability are explained in upcoming
sections. Click Continue to exit from the
Frequencies: Statistics box and return to the main
Frequencies dialog box; and click OK in the main
dialog box to run the analysis. Output appears in
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