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    This document summarizes an activity on bivariate data. It begins by defining univariate data as analyzing a single variable, while bivariate data analyzes the relationship between two variables. It then provides five examples of bivariate data, such as the relationship between ice candy sales and weather, or a person's sleep habits and their energy levels. The document also identifies the independent and dependent variables in five situations involving bivariate data. For example, in the relationship between the height of bean plants and the amount of water they receive, the independent variable is the amount of water and the dependent variable is the height of the plants.

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    This document summarizes an activity on bivariate data. It begins by defining univariate data as analyzing a single variable, while bivariate data analyzes the relationship between two variables. It then provides five examples of bivariate data, such as the relationship between ice candy sales and weather, or a person's sleep habits and their energy levels. The document also identifies the independent and dependent variables in five situations involving bivariate data. For example, in the relationship between the height of bean plants and the amount of water they receive, the independent variable is the amount of water and the dependent variable is the height of the plants.

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    This document summarizes an activity on bivariate data. It begins by defining univariate data as analyzing a single variable, while bivariate data analyzes the relationship between two variables. It then provides five examples of bivariate data, such as the relationship between ice candy sales and weather, or a person's sleep habits and their energy levels. The document also identifies the independent and dependent variables in five situations involving bivariate data. For example, in the relationship between the height of bean plants and the amount of water they receive, the independent variable is the amount of water and the dependent variable is the height of the plants.

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    Module 7

    Karen A. Perreras
    Name:______________________________________Score:_________________
    III-AMA
    Section:_____________________________________Date:__________________

    Activity 1
    Bivariate Data

    I. Answer the following.


    1. Differentiate univariate from bivariate data.
    "Uni" means one. In other words, the univariate data simply means analyzing one or single variable,
    while the so-called bivariate data analyzes two variables that might vary and compared to find
    correlations. Which sometimes happened that other variable can be modify or alter by another variable.

    2. Give five examples of bivariate data.


    1. Sales of ice candy depends on the weather every other day.
    2. As a car gets older, its value decreases.
    3. The higher the temperature of the air in the oven, the faster cookies will bake.
    4. The more a person eat sweets, the higher the chance that his/her teeth will break.
    5. A study proved that the more a person sleeps early, the higher the energy he/she have for another day.
    3. Determine the independent variable and dependent variable in the following situations.
    a. The height of bean plants depends on the amount of water they receive.
    Independent Variable: Height of the bean plants
    ________________________
    Dependent Variable: Amount of water they receive
    ________________________
    b. Spending time with a family dog decreases the amount of stress someone is
    feeling.
    Independent Variable: Spending time with a family dog
    ________________________
    Dependent Variable: Amount of stress someone is feeling
    ________________________
    c. Eating breakfast in the morning increases the ability to learn in school.
    Independent Variable: Eating breakfast in the morning
    ________________________
    Dependent Variable: Ability to learn in school
    ________________________
    d. A comprehension test was given to students after they had studied textbook
    material either in silence or with the television turned on.
    Independent Variable: Studying with or without TV
    ________________________
    Dependent Variable: Achievement on a test
    ________________________
    e. Workers at a company were assigned to one of two conditions: One group
    completed a stress management training program; another group of workers did
    not participate in the training. The number of sick days taken by these workers was
    examined for the next 2 months.
    Independent Variable: Stress management training
    ________________________
    Dependent Variable: Sick days taken
    ________________________

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