The Concept of Homoscedasticity,as It Applies to Multiple Comparison Tests

question 1

Multiple Choice

The concept of homoscedasticity,as it applies to multiple comparison tests is

• A)equality of marginals totals
• B)equality of group sizes
• C)group kurtosis levels are equal
• D)none of the above

Understand why intervals in grouped frequency distribution tables should generally be of equal size.

Recognize the levels of measurement appropriate for the use of grouped frequency distribution tables.

Understand the consequences of having many intervals with a frequency of zero in grouped frequency distribution tables.

Understand the principles and purposes of job analysis and its significance in organizational effectiveness.

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