The Assumption of Bivariate Normality Refers to

question 5

Multiple Choice

The assumption of bivariate normality refers to

• A)the variances of the Y scores being equal at every value of X in the population.
• B)the sample being independently and randomly selected from the population.
• C)the population distributions of X and Y each being normal in shape.
• D)the requirement that the distribution of Y scores be normal in the population at every value of X.

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