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Analyzing the Effect of Variables with Data Tables

Create a data table by dividing it into two columns for the Independent Variable (IV) and Dependent Variable (DV) sides. The IV side is shorter than the DV side. Split the DV into 2 rows and add an average column. Further split DV rows to denote trials. Label the rows according to the number of IV levels and list your IVs. Title your data table to reflect the effect of one variable on another. Record your levels and trials, then observe and record the data.

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Analyzing the Effect of Variables with Data Tables

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  1. DATA TABLES

  2. Draw a Box

  3. Divide the table into 2 columns: the IV and the DV sides. IV Is shorter than DV.

  4. SPLIT DV INTO 2 ROWS AND MAKE AN AVERAGE COLUMN

  5. SPLIT DV ROWS TO MAKE TRIALS (FIRST ROW IS TRIALS AND SECOND IS SPLIT INTO NUMBER OF TRIALS

  6. MAKE YOUR ROWS THE NUMBER OF LEVELS OF IV AND LABEL YOR IV’S

  7. ADD YOUR TITLE:The effect of the ____ on the _____.

  8. YOU ARE READY TO RECORD DATA

  9. WRITE YOUR LEVELS YOU ARE TESTING AND WRITE YOUR TRIAL NUMBERS. NOW YOU ARE READY TO RECORD OBSERVATIONS. WATER TRIAL 1 - TRIAL 2 - TRIAL 3 - OBSERVATION PARAGRAPH

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