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A negatively skewed curve represents a distribution in which there are very few scores on the right side of the distribution.
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A negatively skewed curve represents a distribution in which there are very few scores on the right side of the distribution.
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A negatively skewed curve represents a
distribution in which there are very few scores on the left side of the curve; there are very few very low scores; most of the scores are lumped together on the right side of the curve, above the mean
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