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Types of Graphs for Research Data

This document discusses different types of graphs commonly used to present research data. It describes bar graphs, pie charts, component bar diagrams, histograms, frequency polygons, line diagrams, and scatter plots. For each graph type, it provides information on the nature of the variable it can depict and its basic function.
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Types of Graphs for Research Data

This document discusses different types of graphs commonly used to present research data. It describes bar graphs, pie charts, component bar diagrams, histograms, frequency polygons, line diagrams, and scatter plots. For each graph type, it provides information on the nature of the variable it can depict and its basic function.
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GRAPHS

Manzano, Mary Angela


Marquez, Jorelle

Types of Graphs Commonly Used in


Presenting Research Data
Bar Graph/ Chart Diagram (horizontal or
vertical)
Pie Chart
Component Bar diagram/chart
Histogram
Frequency Polygon
Late Diagram
Scatterpoint; Scatterplot; Dot Diagram,
Scattergraph

Bar Graph
Nature of variable:
Qualitative or discrete
quantitative
Functions: For
comparisons of absolute
or relative counts, rates,
other numerical
measurements between
categories of a
qualitative or a discrete
quantitative variable

Pie Chart
Nature of variable: Qualitative
Function: Shows the breakdown of a
group or total where the number of
categories is not too many

Component Bar Diagram/


chart
Variable:
Qualitative
Function: Same as
the pie chart

Histogram
Variable: Continuous, quantitative
Function: Graphic representation of
the frequency distribution of a
continuous variable or measurement
including age groups

Frequency Polygon
Variable: Quantitative
Function: Graphic representation of
the frequency distribution of a
continuous variable or measurement
including age groups (same as
histogram)

Line Diagram
Variable: Time Series
Function: Shows trend data or
changes with tome or age with
respect to some other variable

Scatter plot diagram


Scatterpoint, dot diagram,
scattergraph
Variable: Quantitative
Function: Show correlation between
two quantitative variables

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