Across
- 2. shape that is stretched out in either the positive or negative direction
- 4. using a line to summarize the relationship in the data on a scatterplot
- 5. total of all the amounts, divided by, how many amounts there were
- 8. describes the variability of a data set, that is, how the data varies from the mean
- 12. found using medians to divide a data set into quarters
- 14. data represented numerically, including anything that can be counted, measured, or given a numerical value
- 16. shape that when reflected across the mean, the display is roughly the same
- 18. measure of how well a line fits an individual data point
- 20. data categories including characteristics, for example, names, ages, occupations, etc
- 21. measures that describe a data set by identifying the middlemost value by a single number, usually described as averages
- 22. whole set of individuals, items or data from which a statistical sample is drawn
- 23. strength of a relationship between two variables
Down
- 1. in a set of scores, values or numbers, the one that occurs the most
- 2. measure of how much individual scores in a data set differ from the mean
- 3. type of graphic display using dots and a simple scale to compare the counts within categories or groups
- 6. graph using bars to represent frequency distribution where, bar heights represent the score frequencies and there are no spaces between the bars
- 7. number of times a particular event or item appears in a set of data
- 8. method of collecting a sample of data by asking people questions
- 9. type of average which is the middle value of an ordered set of data values
- 10. when a study systematically produces results that misrepresent a population
- 11. collection of information gathered by observation, questioning, or measurement
- 13. section of a whole group
- 15. branch of mathematics dealing with collection, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of data
- 17. diagram where points are plotted to show the relationship between two variables
- 19. a value far away from most of the rest in a set of data
