presentation of quantitative data Flashcards

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scattergram

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a type of graph that represents strength and direction of the relationship between co-variables in a correlation analysis

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bar chart

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a type of graph in which the frequency of each variable is represented by the height of the bars

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histograms

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a type of graph which shows frequency, but unlike a bar chart, the area of the bars represents frequency

the x-axis must start as a true zero and the scale is continuous

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skewed distribution

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a spread of frequency data that is not symmetrical, where the data clusters to one end

mode at top
median
mean

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normal distribution

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a symmetrical spread of frequency data that forms a bell-shaped pattern

the mean, media and mode all located at the highest peak

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positive skew

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a type of frequency distribution in which the long tail is on the positive (right) side of the peak and most of the distribution is concentrated on the left

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negative skew

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a type of frequency distribution in which the long tail is on the negative (left) side of the peak and most of the distribution is concentrated on the right

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