Write a response to each Discussion. Huber 7.1 Top of Form A standard frequency distribution is a list of scores in a sample, as well as the frequency of the scores. (Erford, 2015) This is helpful while combing through data to make sure all the collected information is valid and complete. Usually when a researcher presents a frequency distribution to the public, they use a visual conceptualization of the data. Graphs are used to show the distribution scores through a picture. The following article,  Here’s How Mindful You Are , (Marsh, 2011) shows two bar graphs. Bar graphs generally depict discreet variables, unlike histograms. (Erford, 2015) The nominal data that is used to fill a bar graph is depicted in the first graph of the article, titled  Meditation Frequency and Mindfulness.  (Marsh, 2011) In this bar graph, the x axis shows the meditation frequency of the sample, with nominal values described as Never, Several times/year, Several times/month, Several times/week, and Daily. The y axis shows the sample’s Average Mindfulness Score, varying in interval scale degrees of 2.5 from 60 up to 80 points. (2011) Stepanek 7.1 Top of Form Platforms used to access news on a weekly basis (Frequency) Bottom of Form TV 79% 82% 72% 74% 84% 85% 72% 75% 69% Radio 37% 51% 39% 34% 44% 53% 28% 19% 24% Print 59% 63% 61% 59% 48% 49% 47% 50% 63% Online 74% 66% 79% 80% 68% 81% 75% 90% 85% Q3: Which, if any, of the following have you used in the last week as a source of news? Base: All markets UK (n=2078) US (n=2028) Spain (n=979) Japan (n=978) Italy (n=965) Germany (n=1062) France (n=973) Denmark (n=1007) Urban Brazil (n=985) The above graph was a frequency distribution of access to news on a weekly basis. The base was all markets in the United Kingdom, Spain, Japan, Italy, Germany, France, Denmark and Urban Brazil. [see respective sample size above). The question that was asked was which of the types of media news had been accessed in the last week. The article interpretation was that France and German had corresponding low online access with a much larger percentage of the population accessing the traditional type of media.  The most frequently used forms of new media were online and television in all the countries surveyed. This is all accurately reported data and is interpreted correctly. There was a graph that followed this question that divided the respondents into age groups. This was also a type of frequency distribution graph and the information noted that the younger aged respondents preferred online versus the older aged respondents. The exception was France where TV was the preferred media for all age groups. This was correctly interpreted by the article. Erford, Bradley T.  Research Bottom of Form .

1. Write a response to each Discussion.
Huber 7.1
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A standard frequency distribution is a list of scores in a sample,
as well as the frequency of the scores. (Erford, 2015) This is
helpful while combing through data to make sure all the
collected information is valid and complete. Usually when a
researcher presents a frequency distribution to the public, they
use a visual conceptualization of the data. Graphs are used to
show the distribution scores through a picture. The following
article,
Here’s How Mindful You Are
, (Marsh, 2011) shows two bar graphs. Bar graphs generally
depict discreet variables, unlike histograms. (Erford, 2015) The
nominal data that is used to fill a bar graph is depicted in the
first graph of the article, titled
Meditation Frequency and Mindfulness.
(Marsh, 2011) In this bar graph, the x axis shows the
meditation frequency of the sample, with nominal values
described as Never, Several times/year, Several times/month,
Several times/week, and Daily. The y axis shows the sample’s
Average Mindfulness Score, varying in interval scale degrees of
2.5 from 60 up to 80 points. (2011)
Stepanek 7.1
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Platforms used to access news on a weekly basis (Frequency)
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TV

2. 79%
82%
72%
74%
84%
85%
72%
75%
69%
Radio
37%
51%
39%
34%
44%
53%
28%
19%
24%
Print
59%
63%
61%
59%
48%
49%
47%
50%
63%
Online
74%
66%
79%
80%
68%
81%

3. 75%
90%
85%
Q3: Which, if any, of the following have you used in the last
week as a source of news?
Base: All markets UK (n=2078) US (n=2028) Spain (n=979)
Japan (n=978) Italy (n=965) Germany (n=1062) France (n=973)
Denmark (n=1007) Urban Brazil (n=985)
The above graph was a frequency distribution of access to news
on a weekly basis. The base was all markets in the United
Kingdom, Spain, Japan, Italy, Germany, France, Denmark and
Urban Brazil. [see respective sample size above). The question
that was asked was which of the types of media news had been
accessed in the last week. The article interpretation was that
France and German had corresponding low online access with a
much larger percentage of the population accessing the
traditional type of media. The most frequently used forms of
new media were online and television in all the countries
surveyed.
This is all accurately reported data and is interpreted correctly.
There was a graph that followed this question that divided the
respondents into age groups. This was also a type of frequency
distribution graph and the information noted that the younger
aged respondents preferred online versus the older aged
respondents. The exception was France where TV was the
preferred media for all age groups. This was correctly
interpreted by the article.
Erford, Bradley T.
Research
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