The "normal curve" in statistics is a distribution of scores characterized by symmetry (same shape on both sides), while the mean, median, and mode are all found in the center of the distribution. As you move away from the meanlcenter, the frequency of scores declines. For more detail regarding the normal curve, be sure to read the text within Module 2 and/or the textbook Ch. 5 and 6. For this discussion assignment, describe a variable within the social sciences that you believe is "normally distributed." Briefly discuss why you believe the shape of the distribution is normalfbell-curved. Next, describe a different variable within the social sciences that you believe is skewed (thus, not normally distributed) and why this might be the case