Arrangement/ Outline Project 2

Point 1 – Huff and Zompetti Readings

  • Important to not just use sources visually
    • Able to make gaps in data look more or less significant than they actually are through the use of graphs –> get the audience to look at things in a certain way
  • Statistical Evidence
    • Important to see how big the pool of people the statstics are coming from is
      • Smaller amount of people could make for less reliable results

Point 2 – Collected Evidence

  • In class at the Panhandle to see how many people were wearing helmets
    • 2 10 minute sessions –> 20 minutes in total
      • Done in the late afternoon
      • First session
        • 38 wearing helmets and 11 not wearing helmets
        • Total of 49 people
        • 29 % not wearing helmets
      • Second session
        • 16 wearing helmets and 7 not wearing helmets
        • Total of 23 people
        • 43% not wearing helmets
      • Majority of the cyclists at this time who were not wearing helmets where white males
    • Outside of class –> 20 minutes in the Panhandle in the morning
      • 26 cyclists with helmets and 19 without
      • Mix of both males and females not wearing helmets
        • Majority of the people not wearing helmets were on rental bikes and stopping to look at maps –> possibly more tourists at this time of day

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