Suppose a distribution of scores had a mean of -6 and a median of +6. In the usual case for continuous data, you would conclude
A) the distribution is positively skewed
B) the distribution is negatively skewed
C) nothing about skewness unless additional information is given
D) that such scores are logically impossible.

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The Answer of Suppose a distribution of scores had a mean of -6 and a median of +6. In the usual case for continuous data, you would conclude
A) the distribution is positively skewed
B) the distribution is negatively skewed
C) nothing about skewness unless additional information is given
D) that such scores are logically impossible.

Suppose a Distribution of Scores Had a Mean of -6