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nominal because the named categories have no particular order or ranking. As for MSS_Q110, the level of measurement is ordinal because there is a ranking of the values, an ascending degree of stress. By looking at the bar and pie chart presented above, we can see the distribution of the values of variable NOCS2006_C10 and variable MSS_Q110. For NOCS2006_C10, individuals in Business/Finance/Administrative, Sales/Service and Trades/Transport has greater number

A lot can be learned about rhetoric by looking at these two articles: “5 Charts That Show Sexism Is Still Alive and Well in Gaming” and “The Integrity of Women and Gender Studies”. One portrays the gaming community as sexist and underrepresenting women (Kleeman) while the other condemns modern feminism for treating women as victims and “vilifying” men (Frohlich). The first uses many logical arguments that are used to bring emotion to the reader, and make them feel like certain things are ethically

Narrative – I Found Timelessness at Grandma's House It was finally fall break. I was visiting my grandma for a few days. Well past dinnertime, I pulled up to the white stately home in northern rural Iowa. I parked my car, unloaded my bag and pillow, and crunched through the leaves to the front porch. The porch was just how I had seen it last; to the right, a small iron table and chairs, along with an old antique brass pole lamp, and on the left, a flowered glider that I have spent many a summer

The Case of the Chicken Pot Pie In reviewing the online Blackboard document and evidence regarding the case of Susan v. Cansco, we can see that the plaintiff, Susan (last name is unknown) has stated negligence against the defendant; Cansco, who is the distributor of Susan’s purchased dented canned chicken at the Superfast grocery store. Susan is asserting the claim that Cansco had negligence on their product of the canned chicken because the can was dented, and Susan and her guest (full name is

employees * Employees should be educated about policies and feel comfortable using them. Q7: Create a bar graph or pie chart of the data you have collected. For example, you could create a bar graph that shows the employee turnover rate in organizations that do offer flexible work arrangement compared to organizations that do not. Alternately, you could create a pie chart that shows which types of flexible work arrangement workers want the most. Company offers flexible work arrangement

Ballard Integrated Managed Services, Inc. – Summarizing and Presenting Data Team A QNT / 351 May 28, 2015 Dr. Dotti Shelton Ballard Integrated Managed Services, Inc. – Summarizing and Presenting Data Ballard integrated managed services (BIMS) is a contract company at Douglas Medical Center (DMC). The company provides food and hospitality services for both the patients and staff (University of Phoenix, 2015). Lately the moral of the staff has been a huge concern at BIMS due to the high

growling! It 's fall and the apples are abundant. Time to make pie and apple sauce! This awesome apple pie recipe uses simple ingredients that are easy to find in the grocery store. I guarantee this will be the absolute best apple pie you have ever tasted and the easiest to make! No more cutting apples or struggling to get a perfectly flaky crust, yet it will taste just like Grandma 's recipe! Ingredients List: Crust: 2 Pre made Pie Crusts from the freezer section in your grocery store 1 Teaspoon

Pre-Assessment of Student Interest: To assess student interest in planning a school dance, I would use a bubble map. I would ask the students “Have they ever attended a school dance? “ Then I would ask “If you have attend a school dance write down what you liked about the dance. If you haven’t attend a school dance write down what you think you might like to have at a school dance.” Example of bubble map: Students may add more off shoots bubbles if they need to. My PBLBubble Map.docx As students

increase in activity has been proven to be beneficial to health and increases life expectancy. He starts his article off with background information on his study, and proceeds to add various topics and subtopics, as well as eye grabbing tables and charts. Professor Ekelund starts the article by giving an abstract containing an in-depth view into the background of his study, which states, “The higher risk of death resulting from excess adiposity may be attenuated by physical activity (PA).” (Ekelund

started my lesson off by allowing the students to shake their wiggles out. This helps them stay focused on the lesson. We meet after lunch so they are usually tired and ready to go home. After, we did that I asked them to look over their push/pull charts from the previous day. I told them to reflect on the lesson (interactive PowerPoint) from yesterday and to think about their opinions they developed. I gave them one to two minutes to reflect and turn and talk to their neighbor. As they talked I went