The following graph is looking at “consistency” scores for responses to a test to determine whether subjects had synesthesia (a mental condition where there is cross-sense mixing; e.g., someone might associate colors with sounds or words)Is this a frequency or relative frequency histogram? How can you tell?Is this data set symmetric or skewed? If it is symmetric, indicate the center. If it is skewed, indicate the direction of skew.Use the graph to estimate the percent of respondents who fall into the range for those with synesthesia.Work prior to this study suggested that 0.05% of the population had synesthesia. Do the results in this graph seem to be consistent with that number? Explain your answer. 1210Range of scores forknown synaesthetes9 12 15Consistency score (out of 36)0 3 618 212427 3033368.6o2.Participants/%

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The following graph is looking at “consistency” scores for responses to a test to determine whether subjects had synesthesia (a mental condition where there is cross-sense mixing; e.g., someone might associate colors with sounds or words)

Is this a frequency or relative frequency histogram? How can you tell?
Is this data set symmetric or skewed? If it is symmetric, indicate the center. If it is skewed, indicate the direction of skew.
Use the graph to estimate the percent of respondents who fall into the range for those with synesthesia.
Work prior to this study suggested that 0.05% of the population had synesthesia. Do the results in this graph seem to be consistent with that number? Explain your answer.