Exam 2: Summarizing Data: Frequency Distributions in Tables and Graphs
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A student scores in the 80th percentile on an exam.What does this mean in comparison to all other students?
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A researcher distributes frequencies into the following intervals: 1-10,11-20,21-30,31-40,41-50,and 51 and above.What is wrong with this frequency distribution?
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The following is a simple frequency distribution table.Suppose we convert this table to a cumulative frequency distribution.The frequencies in each interval of the cumulative frequency distribution would be 

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The following is a simple frequency distribution table.If we convert this frequency distribution to relative percentages,which of the following gives the corresponding percentages in each interval listed from the top down. 

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A researcher distributes frequencies into the following classes: absent,tardy,present.What type of data are distributed?
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A researcher reports that 12 persons in a sample of 60 reported getting between 4 and 6 hours of sleep per night.What is the relative percentage for this interval?
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A researcher records the number of children at a local school from single-,divorced-,and married-parent homes.This frequency data would be best displayed as a
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A circular graph that displays the relative percentage of a frequency distribution into sectors is called a scatter gram.
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A researcher finds that 12% of participants make between 3-5 visits to a physician each year.What are the real limits for this interval?
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The ________ is the percentage of scores with values that fall below a specified score in a distribution,is called the:
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A relative frequency is typically used with smaller,but not larger,data sets.
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When cumulating frequencies from the bottom up,the data are discussed in terms of
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A histogram is basically a bar chart where the bars do not touch.
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Whether you cumulate a frequency distribution from the bottom up or the top down depends on how you want to discuss the data.
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State the type of graphical display for Graph A and Graph B. 

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A researcher measures the time (in seconds)that it takes children to complete a basic reading skills task.What type of graphical display would be most appropriate for summarizing the frequency of children falling into different intervals of time?
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As a general rule,a simple frequency distribution should have between
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