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DATA INTERPRETATION AND DRAWING CONCLUSION - Coggle Diagram

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        1) bar charts
        
        2) scatterlots
        
        4, Charts
        
        LINE GRAPHS
- - - - Create Conclusions
        
        Give recommendations
- - - - 2. Indirect Inference
        Indirect inference is a conclusion in which we derive a conclusion from two or more premises. It is called indirect, because this conclusion is obtained by a medium called the intermediate term (M). With the intermediate term (M), we can compare the premises major and minor premises. Thus, we know the reason why the subject is the same as the predicate or why the subject is not same as predicate.
  - - - It restates the research sentence of the paragraph that has been developed but does not use exact words
        
        If appropriate, it expresses an opinion, makes a prediction, or provides a solution
        
        The conclusion always ends with a statement that summarizes the essay
        
        Conclusion uses the word summary transition (i.e., in other words, in short, the summary, the conclusion, and therefore) to signal to the reader that the ideas are coming to an end.
  - - - The author must relate each data set to the problem to come to a certain conclusion.
        
        The final step in drawing conclusions is to explain the meaning and certain consequences of these conclusions theoretically and practically.
  - - - If you write about a problem, (such as a conversation), then the conclusion you must reach is a plan of action.
        
        If you write about a subject, that is, a conversation about embodiment, then the conclusion is a generalization of what has been mentioned.