Dear John, will this study be accepted for reconstructive memory?
Martin and Halverson (1983)Thank you
Box and whisker plotsBhavna The spread of group 1 is from 1 to 11. This is a spread of 10 points.. The spread of group 3 is from 7 to 15. This is a spread of 8. Group 1 has the largest spread. You started this conversation by showing...
Box and whisker plotsJohn, this what I have pasted from above- Group 2 shows the smallest variability, which might indicate consistency, but its median is closer to Group 1. Group 3 has the highest median and the widest spread is what I see above.
Box and whisker plotsBhavna, I just don't know how to answer you.It does not say that it has the widest spread. Here the text above: Groups with smaller variability (shorter whiskers or narrower boxes) and distinct medians are more likely to be...
Box and whisker plotsDear Natalia, No, there are no limits.
Organization of the ERQThank you for the quick response.
Wedekind (1995)That is exactly what I am saying, that Group 3 does not have the widest speed, neither the IQR and nor the data spread, but your second points states that Group 3 has the widest spread.
Box and whisker plotsYou can see the lesson plan here: https://thinkib.net/psychology/page/64980/data-representation You can see...
Box and whisker plots
John
Site authorYes, this would be fine for reconstructive memory.
Martin and Halverson (1983)