The overlap between Data Set 1 and Data Set 2 consists of the equivalent responses they share. In this case, both data sets have responses categorized as "high," "moderate," "low," and "none," which all appear with the same frequency.
Here’s the breakdown of the overlap:
- high from Data Set 1 overlaps with high from Data Set 2
- moderate from Data Set 1 overlaps with moderate from Data Set 2
- low from Data Set 1 overlaps with low from Data Set 2
- none from Data Set 1 overlaps with none from Data Set 2
Thus, the overlap includes all four response categories equally.