Data should be grouped in distributions in all of the following situations except:
a. There are more than 15–20 values on the variable to begin with.
b. There are too many categories to be displayed on an easily readable table.
c. The distribution will be clearer if some values are combined.
d. The values between categories are significantly different.
d. The values between categories are significantly different.
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