Data Record: Heart Rate and Respiratory Rate Operational Definitions: (Briefly state the method used to obtain the data. Mention any devices used, location of pulse point used, time period for counting, etc.) Heart Rate (HR): used Apple Watch after working out at the gym. (workouts varied from HIIT, cardio, strength, and yoga) Respiratory Rate (RR): manually counted breaths after completing a workout at the gym, *** Note: Units are noted in the column headings. Only write numerals for the HR and RR data. Do not include symbols, letters or anything else, here or in any assignment answer cells. Date/Time ID# Heart Rate Respiratory Rate (optional) (HR) (RR) (Beats/min) (Breaths/min) June 2, 2022 72 10 June 3, 2022 N 86 15 June 4, 2022 3 58 9 June 7, 2022 4 70 9 June 8, 2022 5 98 19 June 9, 2022 6 90 17 June 10, 2022 84 13 June 12, 2022 74 11 June 13, 2022 9 88 12 June 14, 2022 10 96 14Task 2: Collecting Nominal Level Data Your nominal measure must include at least 14 items or observations (N=14) but you may include more if you wish. The measure must involve 3 categories. Each category requires an operational definition that is mutually exclusive (i.e., specific enough to prevent any item from fitting into more than one category. You could use things from around your home: articles of clothing, kitchen items, food, grooming products, toys. Creating definitions helps with understanding that nominal variables have categories that are qualitatively different from each other. The quantitative aspects are simply the number of categories within the variable, and frequency within each category. Name your variable and provide operational definitions of the categories. Include at least one example of an item for each category, or list all the items if you wish. My Measure is: Operational definitions of Categories (with examples): Task 3: Frequency Distribution Table and Bar Chart of Nominal Data First, make a frequency distribution of your Nominal measure. Name the variable and report the N for the data set. Frequency Distribution Table for: N= Category Frequency Now produce a Bar Chart that reflects the same information as the table. Insert it below in picture format (features may be lost if another format is used.) Your graph must have a chart title, axis titles, and the category bars should be identified. Figure number is optional