The Contingency Coefficient as a Measure of Association Is Appropriate

question 23

Multiple Choice

The contingency coefficient as a measure of association is appropriate for ______.

• A) nominal-level variables in any kind of table
• B) ratio-level variables in a 2x2 table
• C) ratio-level variables in any kind of table
• D) nominal-level variables in a 2x2 table only

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