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It looks like Ford, Toyota and Nissan trucks don't last as long as Chevy trucks, however, the scale starts at 95%, so the difference is not as big as the bars make us think.

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Example of a Bad Graph

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from: alfred koay

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Its the chemical level change in the atmosphere of Delhi after diwali...Not after Diwali only the chemical level incresed in air of Delhi but it is same throughtout the year...Its a misleading graph as Delhi surrounded by many companies and hence the pollution level is more ther...After diwali it get increased but not by bigger number.

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Awful graph leading people to believe COVID testing per million habitants in Argentina is way bigger than a correctly scaled graph should reflect

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Activity 1 - Future Learn

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I've found it on the internet. There aren't any axes, no zero point, we don't know if the data is collected in one country or not, no resources
etc.

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Some graph without labels.

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Bad graphs - Percentage of television audience on different channels- Valeria Pinto

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Bad graph. Intel and AMD are how different? 

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Bad graph. Intel and AMD are how different? 

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Where 5 is bigger than 8

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Bad graph. The line marks the right thing.

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Wrong graph with corrected graph.

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Misleading graphs example

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Misleading graphs

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Example of bad graph

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The Y axis is flipped, making it seem as if gun deaths decreased after the Stand Your Ground law was passed, when in fact it's the opposite.

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Misleading graph about season preferences

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Misleading graph about season preferences

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You can see the third bar does not have the real visual hight size.

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PRACTICE # 5 - 1.25_The Role of Ethics Part 2 (Misleading Graph - Study of the behavior of salary income with respect to the age of the employee)_ERNESTO VILORIA G_2 JULIO 2020

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PRACTICE # 5 - 1.25_The Role of Ethics Part 2 (Misleading Graph - Study of the behavior of salary income with respect to the age of the employee)_ERNESTO VILORIA G_2 JULIO 2020

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Misleading Graph - Bad Graph.
Note: Misleading graphics are also known as Bad Outliers or simply Outliers.

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PRACTICE # 5 - 1.25_The Role of Ethics Part 2 (Misleading Graph - Study of the behavior of salary income with respect to the age of the employee)_ERNESTO VILORIA G_2 JULIO 2020

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The scale starts at 14 and the values have no units. Is it percentage, thousands, millions? No title - is i the whole population, specific age groups, certain sectors?

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greece-unemployment-rate png (PNG Image, 730 × 340 pixels)

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It's a bad graph because it lacks information.

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just a minute ago came across this on Twitter, what is the pie graph showing?

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just a minute ago came across this on Twitter, what is the pie graph showing?

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This one doesn't have y-axis here and this makes 2015 results look almost 5 times higher than 2010 results. Incomplete, trickery, not good.

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| Para mostrar los resultados, el estadístico podría usar dos tipos de gráficas. Una gráfica de barras sería buena idea porque los datos son categóricos — se quiere agrupar los resultados en 4 categorías.
|  | Una gráfica circular podría ser mejor. Nos interesa el porcentaje de personas que respondieron el cuestionario. Una gráfica circular permite una fácil comparación entre las categorías estudiadas.

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No proper heading and 'others' has no values but seems to be interpreted as a positive value. Not getting a clear understanding of what this graph is meant to be

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For example in Argentina the president show a graphs about economic impact in relation to the number of deaths from COVID-19 but it is not real the impact because he did not consider that the country has 50% cash work. So, the economic impacto of Covid-19 was not the real.

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Bad graphs by Marcello. No explanations, inadequate vertical scale.

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Bad graphs by Marcello. No explanations, inadequate vertical scale.

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In these graphs there's no quantitative information.

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Misleading scale exaggerates the fund growth vs the S&P500 index

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It doesn't shown correct comparison in data.

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Bad graphs used in political  infographics

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This graph was published by 'C5N', an Argentinian news-media, comparing the tests made by some different Latin America
countries. Look at those axis!

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It's a bad graph example with a lot of information. Doesn't look readable or understandable.

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this is an example of bad graphs

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I don't know why summer 17% is less than winter 17% The guy likes more winter? A really great example
of bad proportion.

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There's a lot of variables. I can't see the information. All look like same. We can't use pie chart with more than 10 variables.

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We found a chart that tries to describe the salaries of MLS players in 2013, but it is very informative and not very clear. It is more confusing to the reader of the chart.

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You don't need to look hard to find examples of unethical data being reported in India

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EXAMPLES OF BAD GRAPHICS BY KOUASSI N'NANCOCQUOT CHRYSTELLE

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EXAMPLES OF BAD GRAPHICS BY KOUASSI N'NANCOCQUOT CHRYSTELLE

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1 / BRITISH GOLF PLAYERS
The British market dominates the European market 52 golf players per 1000 inhabitants
This is a decomposition type comparison. The total is 100%. So the histogram is unsuitable.

ROSE: ENGLAND 69%
LIGHT BLUE: SCOTLAND 23%
GREEN: WALES 5%
DARK BLUE: IRELAND 3%

2 / STUDY ON THE MOST COMMON INJURIES OF RUNNERS

The author wanted to represent too much information on a graphic that turns out to be unsuitable. At first glance, we appreciate the nice graphic but we are unable to say what is the most common injury among runners, nor the time required for their recovery.

3 / MOST USED EMOJIS

The Unicode Consortium released the most used emoji for the first time. In order to produce this list, the rankings were based on the median frequency from several sources. The problem with this visual to start with is that there are too many segments to show, no graph can manage as many data points. The result would be to limit the visual to say the 10 best emojis that will give less migraine.

4 / FOREIGN TOURISTS IN HOTELS

It’s a nice double-scale graphic, but it’s unsuitable. This is not an evolution type comparison, but a position type (of countries relative to each other). Two separate graphs are required for explanation.

5 / DEATH BY COVID-19 WORLDWIDE

This illustration is by Kirsten McClure it's a kind of Diagram (I don't know which one) showing the mortality rates of the Covid-19 virus in 2020 in the world, I don't know where to start so it is incomprehensible.

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EXAMPLES OF BAD GRAPHICS BY KOUASSI N'NANCOCQUOT CHRYSTELLE

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Too much info, 3 graphs in 1!! difficult to understand

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Misleading graph result from  a poorly constructed research question and options.

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Graficos engañosos