1. Stem and Leaf Display Stem and Leaf displays are an “in between” a table and a graph – They contain two columns: – The left column contains the first digit in the number – The right column contains the remaining digits This provides an estimation of the frequency of each score and the distribution of the scores

2. Bar Graphs Bar graphs list the scores or intervals on the X-axis and the frequency of cases on the Y-axis

3. Histogram Histograms are used for continuous variables – This is shown by the bars being connected

4. Frequency Curve and Line Graphs Frequency Curves are formed by connecting the midpoints of all points of a histogram

5. Features of a Curve Normal Curve – a symmetrical, bell shaped curve

6. Skewed And Bimodal Curves Skewness – a distribution that is asymmetric – Negative Skew – long tail to the left – Positive Skew – long tail to the right

7. Bimodal Curves Bimodal – a distribution with two peaks