DISPLAYING DATA
TABLES & GRAPHS
TABLES & GRAPHS
Pick the Right Tool.
Pick the Right Tool.
You
You
TABLES
TABLES
Useful for:
Useful for:
Displaying pre
Displaying pre
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and post
and post
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results
results
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Show quantities represented by horizontal or
Show quantities represented by horizontal or
vertical bars
vertical bars
and are useful for displaying:
and are useful for displaying:
The activity of one thing through time
The activity of one thing through time
Several categories of results at once
Several categories of results at once
Data sets with few observations
Data sets with few observations
Double Bar Graph
Double Bar Graph
Plant Growth
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5
10
15
20
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4
Weeks
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Light
Dark
Double Bar Graph
Double Bar Graph
The purpose of a
The purpose of a
double bar graph is to
double bar graph is to
compare two or more
compare two or more
sets of data.
sets of data.
Uses bars to show the
Uses bars to show the
data.
data.
Double bar graphs
Double bar graphs
must include:
must include:
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Title
Title
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Labeled X and Y axes
Labeled X and Y axes
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Equal intervals are
Equal intervals are
used on the Y axis
used on the Y axis
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Pairs of bars are
Pairs of bars are
equally spaced, but
equally spaced, but
the compared bars
the compared bars
are not
are not
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Key
Key
Histogram
Histogram
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Test Scores
Class Test Scores
Histogram
Histogram
Histograms are used
Histograms are used
to show the frequency
to show the frequency
of data.
of data.
Very similar to bar
Very similar to bar
graphs, but use
graphs, but use
intervals on the X axis.
intervals on the X axis.
Bars do touch.
Bars do touch.
Histograms have a
Histograms have a
title.
title.
Histograms have two
Histograms have two
axes which are
axes which are
labeled.
labeled.
Line Graph
Line Graph
Temperature For One Week
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10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5
Days of the Week
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Line Graph
Line Graph
A Line graphs are used
A Line graphs are used
to track changes over
to track changes over
short and long periods
short and long periods
of time.
of time.
Line graphs need:
Line graphs need:
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Title
Title
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Labeled X and Y axes
Labeled X and Y axes
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Equal Intervals
Equal Intervals
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Data displayed by
Data displayed by
points connected into
points connected into
lines
lines
CONT
CONT
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Show sets of data points plotted over a
Show sets of data points plotted over a
time period, connected by straight lines
time period, connected by straight lines
Useful for displaying Any set of figures that
Useful for displaying Any set of figures that
need to be shown over time
need to be shown over time
Results from two or more groups
Results from two or more groups
compared over time, within
compared over time, within
age groups, sex differences, etc
age groups, sex differences, etc
Data trends over time
Data trends over time
Double Line Graph
Double Line Graph
Amount of Rainfall
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1
2
3
4
5
May June July August
Months
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1999
2000
Double Line Graph
Double Line Graph
A double line graph is
A double line graph is
used to compare two
used to compare two
groups of related data
groups of related data
over time.
over time.
Double line graphs
Double line graphs
need:
need:
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Title
Title
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Labeled X and Y axes
Labeled X and Y axes
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Equal Intervals
Equal Intervals
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Data displayed by
Data displayed by
points connected into
points connected into
lines
lines
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Key
Key
Circle Graph
Circle Graph
Eye Color
40%
32%
20%
8%
Brown
Blue
Green
Other
Circle Graph
Circle Graph
Circle graphs are
Circle graphs are
used to display parts
used to display parts
of the data in relation
of the data in relation
to the entire amount
to the entire amount
of data.
of data.
All circle graphs need
All circle graphs need
a title.
a title.
Each part is called a
Each part is called a
sector and is labeled.
sector and is labeled.
All angles correct
All angles correct
(+2/
(+2/
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2 degrees)
2 degrees)
Pie charts
Pie charts
Pie charts work only
Pie charts work only
for showing large
for showing large
differences in
differences in
proportion, especially
proportion, especially
percentages.
percentages.
Useful for displaying:
Useful for displaying:
Component parts of a
Component parts of a
whole in percentages
whole in percentages
Budget, geographic or
Budget, geographic or
population analysis
population analysis
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Stem and Leaf Plot
Stem and Leaf Plot
12 7,8,8,9
13 1,2,4,4,4,6,6
14 0,0,2,3,3,4,7
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Student Heights in Centimeters
Key: 12 7 = 127 cm
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Stem and Leaf Plot
Stem and Leaf Plot
s purpose
s purpose
Line graph
Line graph
To compare data in different categories
To compare data in different categories
Circle graph
Circle graph
To organize data in numerical order
To organize data in numerical order
Bar graph
Bar graph
To Show change over time
To Show change over time
Stem
Stem
and
and
Leaf
Leaf
To compare parts to a whole
To compare parts to a whole
Line Plot
Line Plot
To count the number of events
To count the number of events
Bar Graph
Bar Graph
: Used when comparing various items or ideas.
: Used when comparing various items or ideas.
Histogram: Used to show frequency and compare items or
Histogram: Used to show frequency and compare items or
ideas; each bar represents an interval of values.
ideas; each bar represents an interval of values.
Line Graph
Line Graph
: Used to show change over time.
: Used to show change over time.
Pictograph
Pictograph
: Used to show frequency and compare items or
: Used to show frequency and compare items or
ideas.
ideas.
Circle Graph
Circle Graph
(or Pie Graph): Used to show parts or percentages
(or Pie Graph): Used to show parts or percentages
of a whole.
of a whole.
Box
Box
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and
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Whisker Plot: Used to show the range of values as
Whisker Plot: Used to show the range of values as
well as the median, quartiles, and outliers; five
well as the median, quartiles, and outliers; five
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number
number
summary is another name for this representation.
summary is another name for this representation.
CONT
CONT
Line Plot
Line Plot
: Used to easily organize one group of
: Used to easily organize one group of
data.
data.
Scatterplot
Scatterplot
(or
(or
Scattergram
Scattergram
): Used to
): Used to
determine if a correlation exists between two
determine if a correlation exists between two
data sets, and how strong it is, also used to
data sets, and how strong it is, also used to
calculate line or curve of best fit.
calculate line or curve of best fit.
Stem
Stem
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and
and
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Leaf Plot
Leaf Plot
: Used to show frequency;
: Used to show frequency;
data is grouped according to place value,
data is grouped according to place value,
using the digit in the greatest place.
using the digit in the greatest place.
Chapter Twenty
Chapter Twenty
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Conjoint Analysis
Conjoint Analysis
Conjoint Analysis
Conjoint Analysis
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Is a term given to a
Is a term given to a
multi
multi
variate
variate
analytical tool that
analytical tool that
Considers J ointly the effect of the
Considers J ointly the effect of the
individual attributes of a product or a
individual attributes of a product or a
brand. This helps the marketer to
brand. This helps the marketer to
analyze the utility that each varied
analyze the utility that each varied
combinations of the attributes of the
combinations of the attributes of the
product is providing to the customer.
product is providing to the customer.
The basics of conjoint analysis are not hard to
The basics of conjoint analysis are not hard to
understand, A simple example is all that
understand, A simple example is all that
s required
s required
Suppose we want to market a new golf ball. We
Suppose we want to market a new golf ball. We
know from experience and from talking with
know from experience and from talking with
golfers that there are three important product
golfers that there are three important product
features:
features:
Average Driving Distance
Average Driving Distance
Average Ball Life
Average Ball Life
Price
Price
remaining from
remaining from
pdf
pdf
Adaptive (Hybrid) Conjoint Analysis (ACA)
Adaptive (Hybrid) Conjoint Analysis (ACA)
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ACA
ACA
asks respondents to evaluate attribute levels directly,
asks respondents to evaluate attribute levels directly,
and then to assess the importance of each attribute,
and then to assess the importance of each attribute,
and finally to make paired comparisons between
and finally to make paired comparisons between
profile descriptions.
profile descriptions.
Choice Based Conjoint (CBC)
Choice Based Conjoint (CBC)
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An alternative form
An alternative form
of conjoint analysis where the respondent
of conjoint analysis where the respondent
s task is
s task is
of
of
choosing a preferred profile similar to what he would
choosing a preferred profile similar to what he would
actually buy in the marketplace. CBC analysis lets
actually buy in the marketplace. CBC analysis lets
the researcher include a "None" option for
the researcher include a "None" option for
respondents, which might read "I wouldn't choose
respondents, which might read "I wouldn't choose
any of these."
any of these."
Types of Conjoint Analysis
Types of Conjoint Analysis
Traditional Conjoint
Traditional Conjoint
Full Profile
Full Profile
Partial Profile / Fractional Factorial Design
Partial Profile / Fractional Factorial Design
Paired Comparison
Paired Comparison
Self Explicated
Self Explicated