All of the following are bad practices in preparing graphs, except
A) Selectivity (presenting graphs of only accounts with good news)
B) Data distortion
C) Selective enhancements
D) Showing data variation, not design variation

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Showing data variation, not design variation, is not a bad practice in preparing graphs. In fact, it is important to accurately and honestly represent the data in a graph, including any variations or outliers. Selectivity, data distortion, and selective enhancements are all bad practices that can mislead or deceive the audience.

All of the Following Are Bad Practices in Preparing Graphs