As a corollary to #2 CRIME VICTIMIZATION IN College campus SPSS the reader does not need to see the math or understand in grave detail the data analysis procedure. Thus, you should not tell the reader the program you use, the variables you created, or discuss items in terms of frequency distributions, null hypotheses, or chi-square results. Instead, you should convey what you did in simple terms. For example, instead of saying, "I took the age variable from the Campus Safety Survey and using SPSS created a new variable called AGECAT which only has four categories, and SEX,," you should instead simply state, "The age variable from the Campus Safety Survey was recoded to only have four categories for presentational purposes." Also, be clear in the discussion of your results.