There is a nice discussion on Andrew Gelman's blog about the relative merits of maps and graphs for displaying statistical information. The important thing is not to think about how pretty the picture is, but about how to communicate the message to the reader most effectively. All purveyors of STATA graph defaults should think well on't.
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Could our preoccupation with mental health be part of the problem?
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Could our preoccupation with mental health be part of the problem? In some
ways, encouraging people to think and talk more about their mental health
is a...
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