Psychology GCSE
Frequency tables and tallies
What Frequency tables and tallies means in Psychology GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Frequency tables and tallies
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A table that records how many participants or scores fall into each category or interval, giving a tally or count per row.
Topics that use Frequency tables and tallies
- Data handling (AQA GCSE)
Related terms
- Arithmetic mean and significant figures
- Calculating from raw scores
- Choosing appropriate displays
- Decimal and standard form notation
- Histograms for continuous data
- Measures of central tendency
- Primary data
- Proportions within standard deviations
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