In CASE 43,Fisher V

question 43

Multiple Choice

In CASE 4.3,Fisher v.University of Texas at Austin (2013) ,the U.S.Supreme Court held that:

• A) when race is involved, a university admission test must be analyzed under the Fourteenth Amendment's Equal Protection clauses using a strict scrutiny test.
• B) when gender is involved, a university admission test must be analyzed under the Fourteenth Amendment's Equal Protection clause using a rational basis test.
• C) a university admission test must be analyzed under theFifth Amendment's rational basis test.
• D) when gender is involved, a university admission test must be analyzed under the Fourteenth Amendment's Equal Protection clause using the substantially-related test.

Identify and apply the correct factorial ANOVA design based on research conditions.

Understand and identify the main and interaction effects in factorial ANOVA.

Distinguish between dependent and independent variables in given research scenarios.

Understand the hypothesis formulation for both main and interaction effects in factorial ANOVA.

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