Data Handling

5HR collected two sets of data to demonstrate manipulation. First we chose a frequency qu

What is your question? How did you pick it?

My question is : How often do you play soccer. I picked this because I like playing soccer and
people play soccer.

Who are your target audiences? How did you pick your two targ
My target audiences are people playing soccer on the field because soccer is my favorite
going to be intresting. My seccond target audience is people in the playground that are pla
think that most of them are going to have a totally diffrent result.

What do you predict the data will show? How will the two graph
I predict that people at the field are going to say always and sometimes because they alw
always see them when I play soccer. I predic t that people at the playground will always sa
never play on the field or anywere.
t we chose a frequency question (how often). Then we interviewed two different target audiences.

se I like playing soccer and I want to know how much

pick your two target audiences?

use soccer is my favorite game ever and I thought it was
he playground that are playing other games because I
t.

will the two graphs differ?

metimes because they always play on the field cause I
playground will always say never or rarely because they
Data Handling
5HR collected two sets of data to demonstrate manipulation. First we chose a frequency qu

Question: How often do you play soccer

Target audience Playground
1:

How often
Number of people
Always 0 How oft
Sometimes 9
Rarely 9
Never 9
10
8
Total data set 27
6
Playground 4
2

Always Somet
es
Interpretation of Graph 1 Freq
Less people on the playground always and sometimes play soccer than rarely and never.
interesting because 9 students answered sometimes rarely and never. I thought that every
to say rarely or never.
chose a frequency question (how often). Then we interviewed two different target audiences.

Graph 1

How often do you play soccer

10
8
6
4
2

Always Sometim Rarely Never

es
Frequency
n rarely and never. It was kind of
. I thought that everyone was going
Data Handling
5HR collected two sets of data to demonstrate manipulation. First we chose a frequency qu

Question: How oten do you play soccer

Target audience 2:
People at the field

How often Number of people

Always 22 How ofte
Sometimes 5
Rarely 1
Never 0 25
20
Total data set 28 15
10
People at the field
5

Always So
me
Fr
Interpretation
More people on the field sometimes and always play soccer than rarely or never. I guess m
correct because I knew there was not going to be anyone who would say never but i didnt
would say rarely.
First we chose a frequency question (how often). Then we interviewed two different target audiences.

Graph 2

How often do you play soccer

25
20
15
10
at the field
5

Always Someti Rarely Never

mes
Frequency

han rarely or never. I guess my prediction was

o would say never but i didnt know that 1 person
audiences.
Data Comparison
Graph 1 Graph 2

How often do you play soccer How o

10 25
8 20
6 15

Playground 4 People on the field 10

2compare and analyze 5

Always Someti Rarely Never Alwa

mes s
Frequency
Does the data reflect your predictions? explain why or why not: My data is kinda wh
predicted because I knew the people at the field would never say never and I was right but
didnt know that 9 people was going to say rarely. In graph one I didnt think that there was
going to be a lot of sometimes. It was really weird when I was asking people in the field I
thouhgt some people would say rarely but they said always. The playground one didnt turn o
my expections because a lot of people said rarely and sometimes but I thought it was going
like only never.
 How often do you play soccer

25
20
15

n the field 10
5

Alway Some Rarel Never

s times y
Frequency
My data is kinda what I
r and I was right but I
think that there was
people in the field I
ound one didnt turn out to
thought it was going to be