All of the Following Guidelines Are Appropriate for Designing a Bar

question 43

Multiple Choice

All of the following guidelines are appropriate for designing a bar chart except

• A) make the bars equal in width.
• B) stack the bars to show component parts of the variables.
• C) use three-dimensional bars to highlight important information.
• D) arrange bars in a logical order.
• E) display the actual value represented by each bar if space permits.

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Definitions:

Hypothetical Conclusion

A conclusion that is based on a conditional statement, depending largely on a "if-then" scenario.

Fallacy

A fault in logical judgment that causes an argument to be invalid or not based on sound reasoning.

Denying Antecedent

A logical fallacy involving the incorrect assumption that the falsehood of a premise invalidates the conclusion, particularly in conditional reasoning.

Hypothetical Syllogism

A logical argument involving two conditional statements and a conclusion that logically follows from them.