Presenting & Interpreting Data in PE (Edexcel GCSE Physical Education): Flashcards

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Presenting & Interpreting Data in PE
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Graph type for data over time

Line graph

Line graph example in PE

Obesity & diabetes correlation over time

Graph type for comparing categories

Bar graph

Bar graph example in PE

Why males/females don't take part in physical activity

Graph type for comparing parts of a whole

Pie chart

Pie chart example in PE

% of women active, fairly active, inactive

What line graphs can show between variables

Correlation

Two health conditions correlated in example

Obesity and diabetes

Type of data shown in pie charts

Parts of a whole

Three women's activity levels in pie chart

Active, fairly active, inactive

Gender groups compared in bar graph

Males and females

What bar graph shows about PA participation

Reasons for not taking part

Gender group in pie chart example

Women

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