Interpreting data refers to analyzing collected information systematically to derive meaningful insights or conclusions. In psychology experiments on neural firing, interpreting data involves analyzing patterns of neural activity to understand how the brain functions.
Related terms
Statistical Analysis: A set of mathematical techniques used to analyze and interpret data, such as determining if results are statistically significant.
Correlation: A statistical measure that indicates the relationship between two variables; it can be positive (both increase) or negative (one increases while the other decreases).
Qualitative Data: Non-numerical information gathered through interviews, observations, or open-ended survey questions. It provides descriptive insights into participants' experiences or behaviors.