So the mean absolute deviation, let me write it down, it fell off over here. Here for this data set, the mean absolute deviation is equal to two, while for this data set, the mean absolute deviation is equal to one. That makes sense. They have the exact same means. They both have a mean of three, but this one is more spread out. The one on the right is more spread out because on average, each of these points are two away from three, while on average, each of these points are one away from three. The means of the absolute deviations on this one is one.