LEC 4 Flashcards

1
Q

The bulk of data that is collected from primary or secondary sources is still considered _______

A

raw data

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2
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It requires manual ______ and classifying of 4 responses taken from taped interviews, answered questionnaires, furnished registration forms, recorded observations, and results from an experiment.

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Bulk of Data

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3
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After these manual enumerations, an _________ of organization and presentation should be used in order to arrive at a meaningful ______of data.

A

interpretation

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4
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Forms and Presentation of Data

A
  1. Textual
  2. Tabular
  3. Graphical Presentation
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5
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This form of presentation combines _____ and ________________ in a statistical report.

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Textual

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6
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This form of presentation is better than textual form because it provides numerical facts in a more ______ and _____manner.

A

concise and systematic

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7
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Statistical tables are constructed to facilitate the _______of _______. Each class / subclass is assigned to a particular row or column and figures for various classifications are noted in appropriate calls.

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analysis of relationships.

Tabular

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8
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Advantages of Tabular Presentation

A
  1. Brief
  2. Good grasp of quantitative relationship
  3. Whole Story
  4. Systemic arrangement
  5. Easier comparison
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9
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This form is the most effective means of organizing and presenting statistical data because the important relationships are brought out more clearly and creatively in virtually solid and colorful figures.

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Graphical Presentation

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10
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Different Kinds of Graphs / Charts

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  1. Line Graph
  2. Bar Graph
  3. Circle Graph or Pie Chart
  4. Picture Graph or Pictogram
  5. Map Graph or Cartogram
  6. Scatter Point Diagram
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11
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It shows relationships between two sets of quantities.

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Line Graph

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12
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This is done by plotting point of X set of quantities along the horizontal axis against the Y set of quantities along the vertical axis in a Cartesian coordinate plane.

A

Line Graph

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13
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Those plotted points will be connected by a line segment which finally forms the ______.

It is often used to predict growth trends for a longer period of _____.

A

time

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14
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It consists of bars or rectangles of equal widths, either drawn vertically or horizontally, segmented or non-segmented.

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Bar Graph

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15
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_______ is done by drawing rectangles with length ________ to the frequencies of observed items or magnitude of classes under study.

A

proportional

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16
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_________ represents relationships of the different components of a single total as revealed in the sectors of a circle.

A

Circle Graph or Pie Chart

17
Q

The angles or size of the sectors should be proportional to the percentage components of the data which give a total of 100%.

A

Circle Graph or Pie Chart

18
Q

Colors, legends, and cross hatching will be useful in identifying each component.

A

Circle Graph or Pie Chart

19
Q

It is a visual presentation of statistical quantities by means of drawing pictures or symbols related to the subject under study.

A

Picture Graph or Pictogram

20
Q

Sizes and magnitudes of drawn pictures should be clear enough to depict differences.

A

Picture Graph or Pictogram

21
Q

Legends are sometimes used to represent magnitude of a single unit of the picture then repetitions of this picture are drawn to indicate differences in quantity,

A

Picture Graph or Pictogram

22
Q

It is one of the best ways to present geographical data.

A

Map Graph or Cartogram

23
Q

This kind of graph is always accompanied by a legend which tells us the meaning of the lines, colors, or other symbols used and positioned in the map.

A

Map Graph or Cartogram

24
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It is a graphical device to show the relationship between two quantitative variables.

Unlike the line graph, the plotted points for every pair of X and Y set of quantities are not connected by line segments but are simply scattered on the ______ coordinate plane.

A

Cartesian