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3 1) Is depressed, blue 2) Is not relaxed, does not handle stress well 3) Can be tense

4 4) Worries a lot 5) Is easily upset

5 Neuroticism Raw Score Add your answers –Your score can range between 5- 25 What does your score mean? Note: It is meaningless unless you know how others scored

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7 Simple Frequency Distribution 1) Find the highest and lowest scores 2) Write in descending order all the numbers from 24 to 6

8 Simple Frequency Distribution 3) Start with the number in the upper-left corner, draw a line under it, and place a tally mark in the frequency distribution 4) Do this with all the data 5) Count the number a tally marks

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10 Group Frequency Distribution Scores are grouped into equal-sized ranges called “class intervals” Usually want around 10 class intervals

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12 Practice Book page 29 # 2.1 (women) # 2.3

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25 Graphic Presentation of Data Basic parts of a graph X axis Y axis

26 Frequency Polygon Graphs quantitative data Neuroticism data

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34 Histogram Used to graph quantitative data Just like a frequency polygon, except it uses bars instead of lines

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41 Describing Distributions Bell-shaped distribution

42 Describing Distributions

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44 Bar Graph Used to present frequencies of qualitative variables Looks like a histograph Each bar represents one category

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50 Line Graph A picture of a relationship between two variables Each point represents the value of the Y variable that goes with the corresponding X variable

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53 Put subjects in order using your X axis

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55 Marsha: N=22; H=2

56 Line Graph Greg: N=20; H=3

57 Line Graph Cindy: N=12; H=5

58 Line Graph Bobby: N=17; H=7

59 Line Graph Jan: N=15; H=8

60 Line Graph Peter: N=8; H=9

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62 What is the meaning of the number 14 on the x-axis? What is the meaning of the number 14 on the y-axis? How many people had a score of 11? How about 23? What type of graph is this? What is its distribution?

63 What is the meaning of the number 20 on the y-axis? How many males and females are in the course? What type of graph is this? What scale does the x axis use? The y axis? Trick Question: What type of distribution is this?

64 What is the meaning of the number 10 on the x-axis? What is the meaning of the number 10 on the y-axis? What type of graph is this? Trick Question: What type of distribution is this?

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