Graphs: Function and Creation
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Assignment: Visual Interpretation
Directions
For this week's assignment, you will create a visual of the data you collected from the questionnaires you disbursed in Week 5. You need to take the data you collected and transfer it into an appropriate visual for your reader (e.g., bar chart, pie chart, table, graph, etc.). The visual should clarify your data and make it easy for the reader to understand your findings. All parts should be labeled clearly. Include a brief paragraph accompanying your graphic image that discusses the data and explains why you chose the visual design to convey your data.
the questionnaires I collected are:
QUESTIONNAIRES
Question 1: What is the most affected population to obesity?
Question 2: What should we do to reduce childhood Obesity?
Question 3: How many children have sedentary lifestyle and poor nutrition?
Question 4: What physical activities do your children participate in?
Question 5: Is it easy to get your children to be physically active?
Question 6: How concerned are you about your children being overweight or obese?
Question 7: What are the causes of obesity in children?
Question 8: What are the effects and consequences of being obese?
Question 9: What are some tips for parents to help children fight obesity?
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Solution Summary
The first steps to determining and creating appropriate visuals (graphs) for collected data are touched on in brief.
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When it comes to "making a visual" of data you have collected, there are a few things to keep in mind:
A) What is the data? Make sure data is correctly grouped together; for example: number of children, number of obesity causes, factors that could affect obesity rates, ...
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