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  • Mode
    Identifies the most frequent value or category in a dataset, highlighting the response that appears most often.
  • Measure of Center
    Summarizes a dataset by indicating a central or typical value, aiding in understanding overall data trends.
  • Quantitative Data
    Consists of numerical values, allowing for counting and calculation of frequencies for each response.
  • Qualitative Data
    Composed of categories or labels, where frequency is determined by tallying occurrences of each category.
  • Frequency
    Represents how often a particular value or category appears within a dataset.
  • Bar Chart
    Visualizes categorical data, with bar heights indicating the frequency of each category.
  • Unimodal
    Describes a dataset with only one value or category occurring most frequently.
  • Bimodal
    Refers to a dataset where two values or categories share the highest frequency.
  • Multimodal
    Characterizes a dataset with more than two values or categories tied for highest frequency.
  • Central Tendency
    Describes the tendency of data to cluster around a central value, providing insight into typical responses.
  • Data Table
    Organizes responses in rows or columns, facilitating counting and identification of frequent values.
  • Category
    Represents a distinct group or label within qualitative data, used to classify responses.
  • Tie
    Occurs when two or more values or categories share the highest frequency in a dataset.
  • Modal
    Relates to the number of modes present in a dataset, indicating its frequency distribution.