You come from a large, dysfunctional family. You learn of this year's upcoming reunion and dread the very thought of being around those people for any length of time. However, you've been intrigued by your introductory statistics course, and decide you will have some fun with the reunion by using it as an opportunity to study your family. As a preliminary project, you want to keep track of how many times each family member verbally assaults another person throughout the first 24 hours. After 24 hours, you review your notes: Family # Verbal Assaults Member Stew (Dad) Marge (Mom) Betsy 19 Fred 10 Gracie 6 Jorge 11 Kim 5 Ferdinand 15 Hal a You 21 Find the mean, median, and mode of your distribution: 1. Mean 2. Median 3. Mode Ricks, PSYC 200, Spring 202. 4. Which measure of central tendency do you think is most appropriate for this dataset? Why? 5. What is the range of your dataset? Show how you figured it out. 6. Define, as specifically as necessary, the population in which you are interested for this research. In other words, set up specific criteria for how to decide whether a person would be appropriate to include in your study. 7-9. Find the standard deviation for the data in the table on the first page. Showing your work is how you earn points for this part