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Research PPT (q3)

This document discusses graphical presentation in research. It provides examples of different types of graphical presentations like line graphs, bar graphs, pie charts, and scatter plots. It also outlines rules for effectively presenting data visually and importance of using graphical presentation to enhance understanding, identify patterns, and communicate findings to broader audiences.

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RESEARCH 10 - QUARTER 3

GRAPHICAL
PRESENTATION
IN RESEARCH

PRESENTED BY GROUP 2
C O N T E N T S
01 What is Graphical Presentation in Research?

02 How data should be presented

03 Types of Graphical Presentation

04 Examples and More

05 Importance of Graphical Presentation

Activity
Quiz
What is
Graphical
Presentation
in Research?
refers to the use of charts
and graphs to visually
analyze and display,
interpret numerical value,
clarify the qualitative
structures. The data is
represented by a variety of
symbols such as line charts,
bars, circles, ratios.
How should data be
presented using
Graphical Presentation?
The graphical representation is simply a way of analyzing
numerical data. It comprises a relation between data,
information, and ideas in a diagram.

Anything portrayed in a graphical manner is easy to


understand and is also termed as the most important
learning technique. The graphical presentation is always
dependent on the type of information conveyed.
How data should
be presented..

Graphs can easily illustrate the behavior,


highlight changes, and can study data
points that may sometimes be overlooked.

The type of data presentation depends


upon the type of data being used.
Rules for Graphical
Presentation of Data

1. Title
One has to make sure that a suitable title is given to the graph which
indicates the presentation subject.

2. Scale
It should be used efficiently to represent data in an accurate manner.

3. Measurement unit
It is used to calculate the distance between the box.
Rules for Graphical
Presentation of Data

4. Index
Differentiate appropriate colors, shades, and design a graph for a better
understanding of the information conveyed.
5. Data sources
Include the source of information at the bottom graph wherever
necessary. It adds to the authenticity of the information.

6. Keep it simple
Construct the graph in an easy to understand manner and keep it
simple for the reader to understand. Looking at the graph the
information portrayed is easily understandable.
01 Line Graphs
Also denoted as linear
graphs. These are used
to examine continuous
data in a specific time
interval and are also
useful in predicting
future events in time.
02 Histograms
This graph uses bars to
represent the
information. The bars
represent the
frequency of numerical
data. All intervals are
equal and hence, the
width of each bar is
also equal.
03 Bar Graphs
These are used to display the
categories and compare the
data using solid bars. These
bars represent the quantities.
The bars can be plotted
vertically or horizontally. A
vertical bar chart is
sometimes called a column
chart.
04 Frequency Table
This table shows the
frequency of data that falls
within that given time
interval. It lists a set of
values and how often each
one appears. These tables
help you understand which
data values are common and
which are rare.
05 Circle Graph
It is also known as a pie
chart and shows the
relationship between the
parts of the whole. The
circle consists of 100% and
other parts shown are in
different proportions.
06 Scatter Plot
The diagram shows the relationship
between two sets of data. Each dot
represents individual information of
the data. It represents data points
on a two-dimensional plane or on a
Cartesian system. The independent
variable or attribute is plotted on
the X-axis, while the dependent
variable is plotted on the Y-axis.
07 Venn Diagram
It consists of overlapping
circles, each depicting a
set. The inner-circle made
is a graphical
representation.
08 Stem & Leaf Plot
The data is organized from
the least value to the
highest value. The digits of
the least place value form
the leaf and that of the
highest place value form
the stem.
09
Box & Whisker Plot
The data is summarised by
dividing it into four parts.
Box and whisker show the
spread and median of the
data. It is a method for
graphically demonstrating
the locality, spread and
skewness groups of
numerical data through
their quartiles.
Importance of Graphical
Presentation ...
Graphical Presentation of Data is important for
the following reasons:

1. It enhances clarity and understanding by


visually representing complex information in
a more accessible format. It allows
researchers to identify patterns, trends, and
relationships within the data more easily.
2. Visual elements such as charts
and graphs can effectively
communicate key findings to a
broader audience, including those
who may not have a strong
background in the subject matter.

3. Graphical presentation aids in


comparison and interpretation of
data, helping to make informed
decisions based on the visual
representation of information.
1.

In order to find out what was each student’s


favorite sport in his class, Mr. Umbina gave them a
survey to fill out. When the papers were returned,
Mr. Umbina found that 40% liked volleyball, 10%
liked table tennis, 30% liked basketball, 5% liked
sepak takraw, and 15% liked badminton. How would
he convey this information using a circle graph?
For their group project in Science, Nhiela, Lusian, Guilly, and Herty was
tasked to keep track of the temperature during the afternoon, up until 5.
They gathered the following information:
1. At 1PM, the temperature was at 30 degrees celsius.
2. At 2PM, it went higher by 5.
3. By 3PM, the temperature was at 50 degrees celsius.
4. At 4PM, the temperature went up to 65 degrees celsius.
5. By 5PM, it went lower by 25.

How would they present their findings using a line graph presentation?
RESEARCH 10 - QUARTER 3

THANK YOU FOR


PARTICIPATING!
GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION

PRESENTED BY GROUP 2

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