Contingency Tables Can Be Used to Present and Describe

question 16

Multiple Choice

Contingency tables can be used to present and describe:

• A)bivariate and multivariate relationships.
• B)univariate, bivariate, and multivariate relationships.
• C)bivariate and multivariate relationships, but only using discrete data.
• D)univariate relationships only.
• E)multivariate relationships of only three or more variables.

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