22. Would we likely see an increase in the variability of our data measurements if we Increased the number of data points? 23. Would we be able to make meaningful comparisons between Normal knee-jerk the Jendrassik maneuver from a second individual? response latency data from one individual and latency data measured utilizing 24. When collecting data points for a single experimental condition (e.g. Normal knee-jerk response), how would changing the position of the hammer strike affect your data set? 25. If a student wanted to conduct a similar experiment to the one illustrated in the second table above (reaction time data) comparing data collected from two students, should data be collected for all conditions for both students in order to be able to meaningfully evaluate the results? 26. Is it good practice to collect the same number of data points for each experimental condition? 27. If we didn't collect the data for the Auditory Cue in the reaction time experiment would we still be able to evaluate the remaining data? 28. If we didn't collect the data for the Normal knee-jerk response, would we be at to evaluate the Jendrassik maneuver data