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AP Statistics/Unit 5: Sampling Distributions
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Interpreting a Simulated Sampling Distribution
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Which of the following is an example of interpreting the results of a simulation that approximates the sampling distribution of the median, particularly when the underlying population is not normally distributed?

Statistic Simulated Shape
Median Bell-shaped with slight skew
Mean Roughly symmetric
Variance Left-skewed
A

Concluding that the sampling distribution of the median must be exactly normal because the underlying population is normal.

B

Observing that the sampling distribution of the median appears approximately bell-shaped, suggesting that repeated sampling yields a stable estimate even for non-normal data.

C

Assuming that the simulation results must perfectly match the shape of the underlying population distribution.

D

Observing that the median should be disregarded in favor of the mean for all inferential analysis.

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