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1. Once again, look over the objectives at the beginning of the chapter. Can you do them?
2. Now it is time for integrative work on the descriptive statistics you studied in Chapters 2-6. Choose one of the two options that follow.
a. Write an essay on descriptive statistics. Start by jotting down from memory things you could include. Review Chapters 2-6, adding to your list additional facts or other considerations. Draft the essay. Rest. Revise it
b. Construct a table that summarizes the descriptive statistics in Chapters 2-6. List the techniques in the first column. Across the top of the table, list topics that distinguish among the techniques-topics such as purpose, formula, and so forth. Fill in the table.
Whether you choose option a or b, save your answer for that time in the future when you are reviewing what you are learning in this course (final exam time?).
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