Dispersion vs Disparity: Hiding Variability Can Encourage Stereotyping
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Dispersion vs Disparity: Hiding Variability Can Encourage Stereotyping When Visualizing Social Outcomes

8 August 2022

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"The Data Says Otherwise"-Towards Automated Fact-checking and Communication of Data Claims Yu Fu Shunan Guo Jane Hoffswell Victor S. Bursztyn Ryan Rossi J. Stasko 58 2 0 16 Sep 2024
Striking the Right Balance: Systematic Assessment of Evaluation Method Distribution Across Contribution Types Feng Lin Arran Zeyu Wang Md Dilshadur Rahman D. Szafir Ghulam Jilani Quadri 93 0 0 28 Aug 2024
Connections Beyond Data: Exploring Homophily With Visualizations P. Sukumar Maurizio Porfiri O. Nov 29 0 0 06 Aug 2024
Same Data, Diverging Perspectives: The Power of Visualizations to Elicit Competing Interpretations Cindy Xiong Bearfield Lisanne Van Weelden Adam Waytz Steven Franconeri 47 8 0 17 Jan 2024
Telling stories with data -- A systematic review Kay Schröder Wiebke Eberhardt Poornima Belavadi B. Ajdadilish Nanette van Haften Ed Overes Taryn Brouns André Calero Valdez 76 3 0 02 Dec 2023
Polarizing Political Polls: How Visualization Design Choices Can Shape Public Opinion and Increase Political Polarization Eli Holder Cindy Xiong Bearfield 39 7 0 01 Sep 2023
Open Questions about the Visualization of Sociodemographic Data Florent Cabric M. Bjarnadóttir Anne-Flore Cabouat Petra Isenberg 48 1 0 23 Aug 2023
My Model is Unfair, Do People Even Care? Visual Design Affects Trust and Perceived Bias in Machine Learning Aimen Gaba Zhanna Kaufman Jason Chueng Marie Shvakel Kyle Wm. Hall Yuriy Brun Cindy Xiong Bearfield 54 14 0 07 Aug 2023