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| Eye color, birth month, gender |
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| You know where one catagory stops and another starts |
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| methods of organizing data |
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| prediction or generalization about a sample population |
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| data that is classified into catagories and cannot be arranged in any particular order, (eye color, gender, religion) |
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| data arranged in some order, meaningful data between data (temperature) |
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| data arranged in some order, (ranking of soft drink taste) |
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| Interval level with an inherent zero starting point. (monthly income) |
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| Summing the values and dividing by # of values |
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| The midpoint when values are put in order |
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| Observation that appears most frequently |
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| Largest Value-Smallest Value |
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| Small data amounts (like a bar graph) |
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| Quantitative in condensed form |
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| based on quartiles. Must have min, q1, median, q3 and max |
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| relationship between 2 variables |
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| used to display relationship between two variables (bivariate) |
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