Question

in the context of measures of central tendency, the mode of a distribution of scores refers to the multiple choice average score of the sample. difference between the lowest and highest scores in the sample most common score in the sample. degree to which the scores are spread out in the sample

Explanation:

In measures of central tendency, the mode is defined as the most frequently occurring (common) value in a dataset or sample. The average score refers to the mean, the difference between lowest and highest scores is the range, and the spread of scores describes measures of dispersion, not central tendency.

Answer:

most common score in the sample.