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Question 252

A researcher conducted a content analysis of climate change representations in daily print newspapers. They categorized articles into different thematic frames across two newspaper types and compiled the frequency tallies as shown in Table 2 below.

Table 2: Representation of climate change frames in daily print newspapers

Climate Frame CategoryBroadsheetTabloidTotal
Individual action||||| ||||| ||`
Government policy|||||`
Technological solution||||| |||`
Economic cost||||| ||||| |||||`
Scientific evidence||||| ||||| |||||`

Using the data in Table 2, draw a bar chart to show the total number of articles framed as Government policy and Technological solution.

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