Author Question: Which of the following is not a guideline for the presentation of tabular data? a. there is no ... (Read 34 times)

karen · **on:** Aug 13, 2018

Which of the following is not a guideline for the presentation of tabular data?

a. there is no need to display information about missing data, include only that information which pertains to the independent and dependent variables
b. when using percentages in a table, the base on which the percentages are computed should be indicated
c. a heading or title for the table should be given that succinctly describes what is contained in the table
d. the attributes of each variable should be clearly indicated

Question 2

Which of the following is not accurate concerning the construction of explanatory bivariate tables?

a. the cases are divided into groups according to attributes of the independent variable
b. each of the subgroups is then described in terms of attributes of the dependent variable
c. the table is read by comparing the independent variable subgroups with one another in terms of a given attribute of the dependent variable
d. if the table is percentaged down, read down and if the table is percentaged across, read across