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1 The Desirability of Control
Theories of Personality Spring, 2010 Class results

2 Desire for Control Scores and Number of Children in Family

3 Stem-and-Leaf Plot: Desire for Control
Stem width: Each leaf: case(s)

4 Stem-and-Leaf Plot: Number of Children
1.00 Extremes (>=10.0)

5 Birth Rank and Birth Group

6 Correlations: Desire for Control, Birth Rank, and Number of Children

7 ANOVA: Birth Group and Desire for Control

8 Means Plot

9 Scatterplot

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