If these graphs all show that they are left skewed, if you have a smaller population number you look at, shouldn't the graph still show a left skew? Or Is it because it will be a smaller population, you have less variability and it would be uniform?

200 400 \\,200 1,400 1.600 2.000 MEDICAL ALLIED HEALTH SURGICAL 12000- 8000 Number of Physicians Rated 4000 2 3 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 norOverall Patient Satisfaction MEDICAL ALLIED HEALTH SURGICAL Suppose you, and several others, were all independently conducting the same research as the authors of this study (and none of you knew about the others). All of you took random samples of various sizes from the same medical provider population. All of you plot a histogram of the overall patient satisfaction scores in your sample. What is the likely shape of this distribution for the research based on a sample of n= 100? a. right-skewed (positively skewed) b. approximately normal c. left-skewed (negatively) skewed) d. uniform