Which of the Following Is FALSE About Cross Tabulations

question 7

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is FALSE about cross tabulations?

• A) Cross tabulations work equally well with continuous measures that have been recast as categorical measures.
• B) Cross tabulations are used for studying the relationships between two (or more) categorical variables.
• C) Recasting continuous measures into categories may result in lowered statistical power.
• D) Cross tabulation seeks to investigate the influence of the independent variable on the dependent variable.
• E) Recasting continuous measures into categories almost never results in the loss of information.

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