Low Reliability of Variables

question 16

Multiple Choice

Low reliability of variables

• A) does not effect interrelatedness of variables.
• B) decreases the chance of finding significant relationships.
• C) increases the chance of finding number of significant relationships.
• D) may either increase of decrease the chance of finding significant relationship.

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