Group disclosure Group disclosure Group disclosure
Description: Group disclosure Group disclosure Group disclosure can occur when one cell accounts for a very high percentage of a row or column total. When a single cell accounts for a very high percentage of a row or column, there is a natural tendency
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slide1. Group disclosure<br>
slide2. Group disclosure Group disclosure can occur when one cell accounts for a very high percentage of a row or column total.
When a single cell accounts for a very high percentage of a row or column, there is a natural tendency to attribute this characteristic to anyone who may be in this group.
For example:
A recent survey of drug use in a school found that 95% of pupils had tried illegal drugs within the previous year.
What might be the assumptions made if this figure is reported?<br>
slide3. Group Disclosure (Example 1) Cancer survival rate by social class – example data How many observations are in each cell?<br>
slide4. Group Disclosure (Example 1 - Frequencies) Cancer survival rate by social class – example data Is a 0 a problem in this context? Number of observations are clear<br>
slide5. Group Disclosure (Example 2) Breakdown of main cause of workplace injuries by profession<br>
slide6. Group Disclosure (Example 2 - Frequencies) Breakdown of main cause of workplace injuries by profession Is a 0 a problem in this context?<br>
slide7. Assessments for this module SDAP: Safe Analyst Training - Group Disclosure<br>
slide2. Group disclosure Group disclosure can occur when one cell accounts for a very high percentage of a row or column total.
When a single cell accounts for a very high percentage of a row or column, there is a natural tendency to attribute this characteristic to anyone who may be in this group.
For example:
A recent survey of drug use in a school found that 95% of pupils had tried illegal drugs within the previous year.
What might be the assumptions made if this figure is reported?<br>
slide3. Group Disclosure (Example 1) Cancer survival rate by social class – example data How many observations are in each cell?<br>
slide4. Group Disclosure (Example 1 - Frequencies) Cancer survival rate by social class – example data Is a 0 a problem in this context? Number of observations are clear<br>
slide5. Group Disclosure (Example 2) Breakdown of main cause of workplace injuries by profession<br>
slide6. Group Disclosure (Example 2 - Frequencies) Breakdown of main cause of workplace injuries by profession Is a 0 a problem in this context?<br>
slide7. Assessments for this module SDAP: Safe Analyst Training - Group Disclosure<br>