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Three Things You Can do to Make Your Data Tables More Visual

02. Frequency Distributions & Data Visualization, Communicating Psych Science, Poster Presentations, Statistics, Writing for a Non-Psych Audience / , , , /

Tables that contain a lot of data can be difficult to understand. This article from PolicyViz.com shows a few ways to make that information more manageable by simplifying information, highlighting key pieces, and using the right type of chart. You can find the full article here.

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Activity: Orange You Glad for Descriptive Statistics?

02. Frequency Distributions & Data Visualization, 03. Central Tendency & Variability / , , /

This is a lab or classroom activity “Oranges Are the New Statistics“(created by Kathrine Frey Frøslie) that has students peel oranges and collect data from various aspects of the experience (e.g., number of wedges, speed of peeling, weight of oranges, etc.) Students then use this data to calculate descriptive statistics such as central tendency, and

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