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Example Answer for Question 12 Paper 2: A Level Psychology, June 2017 (AQA)
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- A-Level
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- AQA
Last updated 25 Apr 2018
Section C – Research Methods: Q12 [2 Marks]
A histogram would not be appropriate because histograms are used for continuous data and the data obtained is not continuous. The data is categorical (with music or without music) and therefore a bar chart would be appropriate for this experiment.
Please Note: These answers have been produced without the knowledge of the mark scheme and merely reflect my attempt at producing a model answer on the day of the exam.
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