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histogram
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histogram /his·to·gram/ (his´to-gram) a graph in which values found in a statistical study are represented by vertical bars or rectangles.
histogram
[his′təgram′]
Etymology: Gk, histos + gramma, record
(in research) a graph showing the values of one or more variables plotted against time or against frequency of occurrence. A graph of a patient's temperature, pulse, and respiration is an example of a histogram.

histogram,
n a bar graph; a graphic representation of a frequency distribution.

histogram
a graph in which values found in a statistical study are represented by lines or symbols placed horizontally or vertically, to indicate frequency distribution.


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In order to gain more insight about college students' interpretations of histograms and how these students view the concepts of mean, standard deviation, and skewness as represented in historgrams, the present study investigated these research questions:
 
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