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  1. A coach records sprint times for 20 athletes, and one athlete's time is far slower than the rest. Which measure of central tendency is LEAST affected by this outlier?

    Answer: Median

    The median is the middle value, so a single extreme score barely shifts it.

  2. Which statistic best describes how spread out a team's vertical jump scores are around the average?

    Answer: Standard deviation

    Standard deviation measures the typical distance of scores from the mean.

  3. A fitness test gives nearly identical results when the same athlete is retested under the same conditions. This test has high:

    Answer: Reliability

    Reliability refers to the consistency or repeatability of a measurement.

  4. A trainer wants to show how an athlete's resting heart rate changed week by week over a 12-week program. Which chart type is most appropriate?

    Answer: Line graph

    Line graphs clearly display trends in a variable over time.

  5. A correlation coefficient of r = -0.85 between body fat percentage and VO2max indicates:

    Answer: A strong negative relationship

    A value near -1 shows a strong inverse relationship, but correlation does not prove causation.

  6. An athlete scores at the 90th percentile on a normative push-up test. What does this mean?

    Answer: They scored better than about 90% of the reference group

    A percentile rank shows the percentage of the reference population scoring at or below that value.

  7. When reporting results to a client with no science background, the BEST practice is to:

    Answer: Use plain language with simple visuals tied to their goals

    Clear, goal-linked, jargon-free reporting improves client understanding and adherence.

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