Charlese creates charts showing her teacher the number of times she referred to her notes, PowerPoint slides, textbook, flashcards, and classmates to study for the last three exams in the class. Charlese has unknowingly developed a(n):
A) continuous variable.
B) frequency distribution.
C) interval recording.
D) duration recording.

Question

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Charlese's charts, which show the number of times she referred to various study materials, represent a frequency distribution. This is because they categorize the number of occurrences (or frequency) of her study references for each type of material.

Charlese Creates Charts Showing Her Teacher the Number of Times