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Question 24

Dr. Harrison decided to use the standard deviation as a measure of dispersion for his psychological data. Calculate the standard deviation for the stress recovery times shown in Table 2.

You must show your working and give your answer to two decimal places.

Table 2

ParticipantStress recovery time xxx (minutes)(x−xˉ)(x - \bar{x})(x−xˉ)(x−xˉ)2(x - \bar{x})^2(x−xˉ)2
P12-2.56.25
Q183.512.25
R150.50.25
S9-5.530.25
T216.542.25
U14-0.50.25
V10-4.520.25
W172.56.25
Total116Total
Mean xˉ\bar{x}xˉ14.5
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