stats exam 1: line graphs & scatterplots

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line graph

figure that is developed by joining a series of plotted points with a line to illustrate how a variable changes over time

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time

what does the X axis document in a line graph

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mean score of a variable

what does the Y axis document in a line graph

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yes

can a line graph compare more than 1 variable?

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illustrates the results from descriptive data analyses and identifies patterns in data over time

what is the purpose of a line graph?

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scatterplots

used to describe relationships between 2 variables and to provide representation of data from a study

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positive relationship

scatterplot points moving from lower left to upper right show what relationship

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negative relationship

scatterplot points moving from upper left to lower right shows what relationship

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1 or -1

what is a perfect relationship between 2 varaibles on a scatter plot

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pearsons r

what is conducted to determine the strength of the relationship between 2 variables

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<0.30 or <-0.30

weak relationship on sactterplot

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0.30 to 0.50 OR -0.30 to -0.50

moderate relationship on scatterplot

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>0.50 or >0.50

strong relationship on scatterplot

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line, strong

if plotted points form a ___ the more ___ the relationship is

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outliers

an extreme value in the data set

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skew

outliers ______ the data

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to identify linear and nonlinear relationships

why might researchers choose to include a scatterplot in the publication of their study