Data Analysis Basics: Variables and Distribution

VOLUME 3, ISSUE 5 Page 3 The following is an example of bad coding: 0 = Some college or post-high school education 1 = High school graduate 2 = College graduate 3 = Did not graduate from high school The data we are trying to code has an inherent order, but the coding in this example does not follow that order. This

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