What Is Homogeneity of Variance

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Multiple Choice

What is homogeneity of variance?

• A) It is the assumption that we want to have similar amounts of variance in each of our conditions. When we have homogeneity of variance, then the variability in each of our conditions should be similar.
• B) It is the assumption that we do not want to have similar amounts of variance in each of our conditions. When we have homogeneity of variance, then the variability in each of our conditions should be different.
• C) It is the assumption that we want to have different amounts of variance in each of our conditions. When we have homogeneity of variance, then the variability in each of our conditions should be different.
• D) It is the theory that we want to have similar amounts of observations in each of our conditions. When we have homogeneity of variance, then the number of observations in each of our conditions should be similar.

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Definitions:

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