One Way a Researcher Can Correct for Having Expected Frequencies

question 56

Multiple Choice

One way a researcher can correct for having expected frequencies smaller than five is to increase the levels of the categorical variable such that the number of levels ______.

• A) is equal to the sample size
• B) is greater than four
• C) is less than five
• D) is minimal

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