Question

. Frequency distribution terminology Aa Aa A. Normal-Shaped Distribution B. Tail of a Distribution C. Symmetrical Distribution D. Negatively Skewed Distribution E. Histogram F. Positively Skewed Distribution G. Class Intervals H. Bar Graph Match each of the following descriptions with its corresponding term. Enter the letter corresponding to the correct term in the blank. To keep track of terms used, you can check off terms as you use them by clicking within the box to the left of the term. (Note: These checkboxes are provided for your convenience only-they will not be graded.) A distribution in which scores tend to pile up on the right-hand side The equal-sized sections of a range of values used to create a grouped frequency distribution for a continuous variable A mound-shaped distribution that satisfies a particular mathematical equation and is symmetrical, with the scores of highest frequency concentrated in the middle A distribution in which scores tend to pile up on the left-hand side A distribution whose left and right halves are mirror images of one another A graphical method of displaying a frequency distribution for a nominal or ordinal variable The section on either end of a distribution where scores taper off A graphical method of displaying a frequency distribution for an interval or ratio variable using bars

Answer 1

i) D. Negatively skewed distribution

ii) G. Class Intervals

iii) A. Normal shaped distribution

iv) F. Positively  skewed distribution

v) C. Symmetrical distribution

vi) H. Bar Graph

vii) B. Tail of a distribution

viii) E. Histogram