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Interpreting and Describing Frequency Tables and Bar Charts
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What do categorical variables represent?

Qualities or characteristics

What is the ultimate goal of creating frequency tables and bar charts?

To interpret patterns & communicate findings

When are percentages better than counts for reporting categorical data?

For larger samples or comparing groups

What is the modal category in a frequency table?

The category with the highest frequency

What should you always include at the start of a categorical data report?

Context and sample size

If you have more than three categories, what should you focus on in your report?

Highest, lowest, & notable patterns

What does the height of each bar represent in a bar chart?

The frequency or percentage

Which language should you use when describing categorical data patterns?

Comparative terms like most & least

Which is a common mistake to avoid when writing categorical data reports?

Not identifying the modal category

How should you format a categorical data report?

Complete sentences, not bullet points

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