Percentages of participants who provided each rating. Note that the ratings ranged from none of the time, which was a score of0, to all of the time, which was a score of 4.SymptomThe number and, in parentheses, percentage of the 6,223 participants who gave each rating.NoneA littleSomeMostAll214 (3.4)76 (1.2)49 (0.8)|42 (0.7)Everything was an effort3632 (58.4)1664 (26.7)637 (10.2)Restless or fidgety2951 (47.4)2042 (32.8)997 (16.0)184 (3.0)Nervous2718 (43.7)2253 (36.2)1011 (16.2)199 (3.2)Worthless5004 (80.4)765 (12.3)326 (5.2)89 (1.4)39 (0.6)Hopeless5000 (80.3)768 (12.3)330 (5.3)91 (1.5)34 (0.5)4383 (70.4)97 (1.6)21 (0.3)Sad1260 (20.2)462 (7.4)This shows the number of participants who endorsed each rating choice for each of the sixsymptoms, as well as the percentage of all participants who endorsed each rating choice.The table gives us more nuanced information than the histogram. Which of the following is the onlyconclusion you can draw just from the histogram?O A. The symptom that was most likely to be endorsed as occurring most or all of the time was that"everything is an effort."O B. In general, the largest percentage of people responded "None" to questions about how often theyexperienced symptoms related to depression in the last 30 days.O. The distribution of the data is positively skewed.O D. A relatively small percentage of respondents indicated "All" in response to how often they hadexperienced symptoms of depression in the last 30 days.

Histogram is the visual representation of continuous data.

The table gives us more nuanced information than the histogram. Which of the following is the only conclusion you can draw just from the histogram? O A. The symptom that was most likely to be endorsed as occurring most or all of the time was that "everything is an effort." OB. In general, the largest percentage of people responded "None" to questions about how often they experienced symptoms related to depression in the last 30 days. OC. The distribution of the data is positively skewed. O D. A relatively small percentage of respondents indicated "All" in response to how often they had experienced symptoms of depression in the last 30 days.