The following data represent the social ambivalence scores for 15 people as measured by a psychological test. (The higher the score, the stronger the ambivalence.)

a. Guess the value of s using the range approximation.
b. Calculate and s for the 15 social ambivalence scores.
c. What fraction of the scores actually lie in the interval ± 2s?

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