Listing each possible score value and then placing a tally mark next to each score for each time it occurs in a set of scores results in a(n) frequency distribution.
A)ungrouped
B)grouped
C)relative
D)cumulative

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Listing each possible score value and then placing a tally mark next to each score for each time it occurs in a set of scores results in an ungrouped frequency distribution. Grouped frequency distributions involve grouping scores into intervals and tallying the frequency of scores within each interval. Relative frequency distributions involve expressing the frequency of each score as a proportion or percentage of the total number of scores. Cumulative frequency distributions involve adding up the frequencies of scores as you move through the distribution.

Listing Each Possible Score Value and Then Placing a Tally