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Presentation, Analysis and Interpretation of Data

This document discusses the presentation, analysis, and interpretation of data. It describes presentation as organizing data into logical categories to facilitate study and interpretation. Data can be presented textually, in tables, or graphically. Analysis involves separating data into constituent parts according to research questions. There are qualitative and quantitative methods of analysis. Interpretation communicates the meaning of results.

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Presentation, Analysis and Interpretation of Data

This document discusses the presentation, analysis, and interpretation of data. It describes presentation as organizing data into logical categories to facilitate study and interpretation. Data can be presented textually, in tables, or graphically. Analysis involves separating data into constituent parts according to research questions. There are qualitative and quantitative methods of analysis. Interpretation communicates the meaning of results.

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Presentation, Analysis and

Interpretation of Data
In this lecture…

Presenation

Analysis

Interpretation
PRESENTATION

 It is the process of organizing data into


logical, sequential and meaningful categories
and classifications to make them amenable
to study and interpretation
The ways of presenting data…

1. Textual- statementwith numerals that serve


as supplements to tabular presenation.
2. Tabular- systematic arrangement related
idea in which classes of numerical facts or
data are given each row and their
subclassesare given each column in order to
present the relationships of the sets or
numerical facts or data in a definite,
compact and understandable form.
Two General Rules regarding the
independence of tables and texts

1. The table should be so constructed that it


enables the reader to comprehend the data
presented without referring to the text.
2. The text should be so written that it allows
the reader to understand the argument
presented without referring to the table.
(Campbell, Ballou and Slade, 1990)
3. Graphical- a chart representing the
quantitative variations or changes in
pictorial or diagrammic form.
Types of graphs and charts

 Bar graphs
 Linear graphs
 Pie graphs
 Pictograms
 Statistical maps
 Ratio charts
Analysis

 A separation of a whole into its constituent


parts

 The process of braking up the whole study


into its constituent parts of categories
according to the specific questions under the
statement of the problem (Calderon, 1993)
Two ways of data analysis

 Qualitative Analysis- is not based on precise


measurement and quantitative claims

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