Which Statement Is Not Related to Statistics Associated with Cross-Tabulation

question 41

Multiple Choice

Which statement is not related to statistics associated with cross-tabulation?

• A) Generally,the strength of association is of interest only if the association is statistically significant.
• B) The statistical significance of the observed association is commonly measured by the chi-square statistic.
• C) The strength of association can be measured by the phi correlation coefficient,the contingency coefficient,Cramer's V,and the lambda coefficient.
• D) The t test could be conducted on the mean of one sample or two samples of observations.

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