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Kurtosis characterizes peakedness, where the normal distribution has a value of 3 and smaller values correspond to thinner tails (less peakedness). Some packages substract three (3) from the kurtosis, so that the normal distribution has a kurtosis of 0 (this is sometimes called "excess kurtosis". What kind of kurtosis calculates Deducer (menu Analysis>Descriptives)?
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Deducer uses type two, the same as SAS/SPSS
G_2 = ((n+1) g_2 + 6) * (n-1) / ((n-2)(n-3))
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Thank you!
So, in Deducer the normal distribution will have a kurtosis of 0?
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