Bare in mind that this is a two-part discussion question. Each part needs to be completed to earn full points. 1. During an experiment, is it necessary for a researcher to find the central tendency of a probability distribution? Why or Why not? 2. What is the most common mistake made, when finding the central tendency of a probability distribution and what can you do to ensure you do not make the same mistake? In your explanation, include the three measures of central tendency and how to identify which measure of central tendency is appropriate.