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The risks of dichotomising ordinal outcomes: A spatial analysis of self-rated health in Western Europe
Survey responses are often measured using ordered response categories. In the European Social Survey, self-rated health is measured on a five-point scale from very good to very bad, yet analyses commonly dichotomise responses into binary categories of "good" and "poor" health. Binary indicators prov
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