The bell curve powerfully shapes how we think of human performance: If lots of students or employees happen to show up as extreme outliers — they're either very good or very bad — we assume ...

It's a long-held assumption that human performance fits a normal (or Gaussian) distribution — a bell curve in which only a very small number of people are outliers. Consequently human resource ...

A bell curve indicates that about 68% of the data lies within one standard deviation, ... With kurtosis, the distribution can be described as having "fat tails" or outliers.

Bell Curve Definition: Normal Distribution Meaning Example in Finance. By. Andrew Bloomenthal. Full Bio. ... Test scores that are extreme outliers, such as a score of 100 or 0, ...

MDaudit’s E&M Bell Curve Report Highlights Coding Outliers. Billing compliance software enables quick action on healthcare overcoding. May 30, 2012 01:50 PM Eastern Daylight Time.

The neurobiology of the neurodiverse people represents more of the extremes of the bell-shaped curve.” At the same time, there is more to being neurotypical than not being a statistical outlier.

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New research suggests, however, that rather than describe how humans perform, the bell curve may actually be constraining how people perform. Minus such constraints, a new paper argues, lots of people ...