A frequency distribution graphically displays the:
A)number of times each measurement occurs.
B)probability of obtaining a particular measurement.
C)rate at which a target behavior occurs.
D)average derived from a set of measurements.

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A frequency distribution graphically displays how often each measurement occurs in a dataset or sample. It provides information on the distribution of scores and allows for the identification of important features such as central tendency, variability, and outliers. It does not relate to probability, rates, or averages directly.

A Frequency Distribution Graphically Displays The