Compare the means of each group (ASPD and no ASPD). What can you say about the narcissism scores of the ASPD group compared to the no ASPD group? DescriptivesStd. ErrorStatisticASPDMean23.30002.9964895% Confidence IntervalLower Bound16.5215for MeanUpper Bound30.07855% Trimmed Mean23.5556Median26.5000Variance89.789Std. Deviation9.47570Minimum8.00Maximum34.00Range26.00Interquartile Range17.25Skewness-.632.687Kurtosis-.9171.334 DescriptivesStatisticStd. Errorno_ASPDMean9.90001.3034195% Confidence IntervalLower Bound6.9515for MeanUpper Bound12.84855% Trimmed Mean9.7222Median9.0000Variance16.989Std. Deviation4.12176Minimum5.00Maximum18.00Range13.00Interquartile Range6.50Skewness.732.687Kurtosis-.0361.334

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Compare the means of each group (ASPD and no ASPD). What can you say about the narcissism scores of the ASPD group compared to the no ASPD group?

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