_______ is a tendency of chart data to increase or decrease over time

It is never OK to use visualization (charts) to manipulate?

You have been provided an article by Caldwell & Van Rybroek (2024) about outcome research related to important factors concerning the psychiatric treatment of dangerous juveniles.  The article is dense with complex information.  Your preparation instructions involved: 1) reading and outlining the article for complete understanding; 2) researching the effectiveness of other juvenile treatment programs;  3) considering the complex problems of juveniles and their proper disposition in the United States today.   This analytic reflection asks for your responses and thoughts about the following:  In your own words summarize the main points you took away from the article. You reviewed the literature about treatment of juveniles. Explain what else you learned about interventions that are effective or promising in the treatment of juveniles.  Craft out what would help you improve if you were a juvenile in treatment with a long list of crimes behind you, and an even longer list of significant trauma (e.g., abuse/neglect) in your background. Use your own thoughts (generated from the readings and anywhere else) and explain why you believe your ideas to help yourself improve would have an effective impact (i.e. helpful to your life.)   

If you have four categories on a chart (Extremely, Not at all, Moderately, Minimally), would the following colors be OK to use? Extremely – Dark GreenNot at all – Light GreenModerately – Dark OrangeMinimally – Light Orange

Consider the table below and assume that Table is your raw data in Tableau. Look at it carefully. Suppose that you would like to calculate the average sales per order for each state. You drag State to Rows shelf and drag Total to Values (Columns shelf or Detail). Then change the calculation from Sum to Average. Will this give you the correct values?

Consider the two tables below and assume that Table 1 is your raw data in Tableau. Table 2 is something you need. Look at both carefully. Table 1Table 2Suppose that you would like to do some analysis on the raw data but you will first need Table 2 to be created first in the memory and then used. How would you do this in Tableau?

Which style of plot did we have as a base to show all values and outliers when we created the boxplots on gdp_per_capita per region?

Which of the following charts can be used to show distribution of values?

Consider the two tables below and assume that Table 1 is your raw data in Tableau. Table 2 is something you need. Look at both carefully. Table 1Table 2Suppose that you would like to do some analysis on the raw data but you will first need Table 2 to be created first in the memory. Which would be the right way to do this in Tableau?

Consider the table below and assume that Table is your raw data in Tableau. Look at it carefully. Suppose that you would like to calculate the average sales per customer for each state. You drag State to Rows shelf and drag Total to Values (Columns shelf or Detail). Then change the calculation from Sum to Average. Will this give you the correct values?