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Presenting Descriptive Statistics
Quiz by kendall henson
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- Q1
graphs of categorical variables where proportions are represented as portion of the “pie”
Pie chart
Line graph
Bar chart
30s - Q2
graphs of data for continuous variables where each value is graphed as a point and the points are connected to show differences between scores
Line Graph
Bar Graph
Pie Graph
30s - Q3
graphs of data for categorical variables where the bar height represents the size of the value
Line graph
Pie graph
Bar graph
30s - Q4
responses are in nominal and ordinal scale of measurement that cannot be divided into smaller units
Categorical variables
Continuous Variables
30s - Q5
responses are numerical scores that can be subdivided into smaller units
categorical variables
Continuous variables
30s - Q6
What are the two ways to create graphs?
Microsoft Word and Microsoft slides
Excel and SPSS
Google Docs and Google Slides
30s