What Is the Different Between These Two Types of Rotation

question 2

Multiple Choice

What is the different between these two types of rotation?

• A)There are no differences,they are the same process used on different types of data set.
• B)The factors are allowed to correlate in oblique rotation,but remain uncorrelated in orthogonal correlation.
• C)The factors are allowed to correlate in orthogonal rotation,but remain uncorrelated in oblique rotation.
• D)Orthogonal rotation is used on large data sets,whereas oblique rotation can only be used on small data sets (fewer than 25 participants).

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