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Displaying data and interpreting results Always include a title –which should focus on Data graphics -tablesDisplaying pre-and post-results Data graphics –line graphs Interpretationdiscuss and interpret dataA percentage is a way of expressing a proportion, a ratio or a fraction as a whole numberMean provides average of a set of values Because of its simplicity 'mean' used more than any other measure of central tendency Median is the middle in a distribution of values (used in reporting the PA data on MET mins) Confidence IntervalsMeasure of precision in your dataThe more precise your results, the more confidence you can have in themAll sample-based surveys lack some amount of precision due to non-sampling error and sampling errorA measure of sampling error is called standard error for a particular percentage or variablePrecision is measured by standard error and illustrated with confidence intervals 42% (40% -44%) 2%)The range contains the average value of the percent which would result if all possible samples were usedA 95% CI suggests that if 100 samples were drawn the average value of the percent would be contained in 95 of the 100 CI’s Males -16.4% (14.5-18.2)Females –12.6% (11.4-13.7) Males -16.4% (14.5-18.2)Females –12.6% (11.4-13.7)   &RQILGHQFHLQWHUYDOVGRQRW RYHUODS UHVXOWVDUHGLIIHUHQW Males -8.4 (5.4-11.4)Females –11.2 (9.2-13.2)