Statistics

It is the process of collecting, analyzing, interpreting and presenting a set of data.

• Probability

• Research

• Statistics

• Mathematics

What are the two types of data?

• Nominal and Ordinal

• Qualitative and Quantitative

• Numerical and Quantitative

• Categorical and Qualitative

Why do we study Statistics?

• Because it is a requirement for us to pass the Senior High School.

• Because it is connected to our day to day living.

• Because we need it for decision-making.

• Because it is a difficult subject.

It is an area of Statistics where we need to draw conclusion or generalization based from the results.

• Inferential Statistics

• Descriptive Statistics

• Inference

• Variable

An area of Statistics concerned with collecting, describing and analyzing data without making a conclusion.

• Inferential Statistics

• Discriminant Statistics

• Statistical process

• Descriptive Statistics

    Which of the following is an example of Qualitative data?

• Age

• Religion

• Weight

• Grades

The following are examples of Qualitative data EXCEPT

• Gender

• SHS Track

• Body Temperature

• Blood type

The following are common tools for Descriptive Statistics EXCEPT

• Frequency Distribution tables

• Arithmetic Mean

• Drawing inferences

• Graphs and Figures

Which of the following is the BEST application of Statistics in one's life.

• Choosing of college course

• Decision-making

• Problem solving

• Politician to vote

It is an activity where you collect data and response and compile it, just like your data gathering activity.

• Interview

• Census

• Statistical process

• Research