The Purpose of a Dummy Table Is to

question 39

Multiple Choice

The purpose of a dummy table is to

• A) create a place to store data collected during the study.
• B) make sure that the study questionnaire is so simple to understand that even a "dummy" could respond.
• C) show how the results of the analysis will be presented.
• D) predict the outcome of the study.
• E) All of the above.

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