The ________ is determined by adding up participants' scores and dividing by the number of participants.

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The mean is the statistical measure that is obtained by adding up the scores of the participants and then dividing by the total number of participants. This gives a representative score of the group as a whole. The median is the mid-point of a set of scores, the standard deviation measures the amount of variation within a set of scores, and the correlation coefficient measures the relationship between two variables. None of these are determined by adding up participants' scores and dividing by the number of participants.

The ________ Is Determined by Adding Up Participants' Scores and Dividing