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What is data?
Think about where you see numbers in your everyday life.
What is the difference between primary and secondary data?
Recall examples discussed in class.
What does data represent?
Think about what kind of information data provides.
True or False: Primary data is data that is collected from existing sources.
Recall the definitions discussed in class.
You want to study climate change effects over a decade. How would you use both primary and secondary data to accomplish this?
Think about what kind of alterations you can track over time.
Analyze the importance of data presentation in avoiding statistical fallacies with a practical example.
Remember any examples discussed in class of misinterpreted data.
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