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Figure 14.1  Chartjunk and Clear Art  (text page
366)
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Figure 14.2  Different Graphic Emphasizing
Different Points  (text page 369)
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Figure 14.3  Color Used for Emphasis  (text page
372)
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Figure 14.4  Color Used to Establish
Patterns  (text page 373)
Figure 14.4 Color used to establish patterns.
Source From p. 532 in Biology, 5/e, by Helena
Curtis and N. Sue Barnes. Worth Publishers, New
York (1989). Reprinted with permission.
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Figure 14.5  The Effect of Background in Creating
Contrast  (text page 373)
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Figure 14.6  Contrast in a Transparency (left)
and a Slide (right)  (text page 374)
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Figure 14.7  Colors Already Have Clear
Associations for Readers  (text page 374)
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Categories of technical information
Numerical information
Logical relationships
Process descriptions and instructions
Visual and spatial characteristics
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Figure 14.9  Parts of a Table  (text page 377)
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Figure 14.10  Text Table  (text page 380)
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Figure 14.11  Structures of Horizontal and
Vertical Bar Graphs  (text page 381)
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Figure 14.12  Effective Bar Graph  (text page 383)
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Table 14.1  Modifying the Basic Bar Graph
Grouped bar graph  (text page 383)
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Table 14.1b  Modifying the Basic Bar Graph
Subdivided bar graph  (text page 383)
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Table 14.1c  Modifying the Basic Bar Graph
100-Percent bar graph  (text page 384)
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Table 14.1d  Modifying the Basic Bar Graph
Deviation bar graph  (text page 384)
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Figure 14.13  Pictograph  (text page 384)
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Figure 14.14  Misleading Pictograph  (text page
385)
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Figure 14.15  Line Graph  (text page 385)
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Figure 14.16  Pie Chart  (text page 386)
Figure 14.16 Pie chart. Source The Three
Groups of Population, p. 37 from Macroeconomics,
3/e, by N. Gregory Mankiw. Worth Publishers, New
York (1997). Reprinted with permission.
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Figure 14.17  Schematic Diagram  (text page 388)
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Figure 14.18  Diagram Used to Clarify a Difficult
Concept  (text page 389)
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Figure 14.19  Block Diagram and Prose
Description  (text page 389)
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Figure 14.20  Organization Chart  (text page 390)
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Figure 14.21  Checklist  (text page 390)
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Figure 14.23  Flowchart Used to Portray a
Procedure  (text page 392)
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Figure 14.24  A Closed-System Flowchart Used to
Portray a Process  (text page 393)
Figure 14.24 Closed-system flowchart. Source
From p. 251 in Biology, 5/e, by Helena Curtis and
N. Sue Barnes. Worth Publishers, New York (1989).
Reprinted with permission.
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Figure 14.25  Logic Boxes  (text page 394)
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Figure 14.26  Logic Trees  (text page 394)
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Figure 14.27  Cropping a Photograph  (text page
395)
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Figure 14.28  Screen Shot  (text page 396)
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Figure 14.29  Line Drawing  (text page 396)
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Figure 14.30  Phantom, Cutaway, and Exploded
Views  (text page 397)
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Figure 14.31  Map  (text page 398)
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Figure 14.32  Showing the Action from the
Reader's Perspective  (text page 399)
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Figure 14.33  Showing Motion  (text page 399)
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Figure 14.34  Creating a Graphic From a
Spreadsheet  (text page 402)