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Some are evidenced from Guadalajara, Mexico, sample: distribution of selection of
anchors by subjects is bi-modal at 3 and 6, seen in Figure 4.16.
Figure 4.16. Bimodal Distribution of SVS Scores in Mexico.
Such a distribution is also observed in Figure 4.17 for SVS anchor selection by a sample
of White adults in the USA.
Figure 4.17. From an SVS USA White Ethnic Sample: Distribution of Selection of
Anchors by Subjects Is “Roller Coaster” Bimodal At 3 And 6
N=444
Considering multiple samples that are actually drawn from populations with different
response set tendencies and/or different opinions, attitudes, and beliefs concerning a
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