When Cross-Tabulating Two Variables, It Is Conventional To

question 14

Multiple Choice

When cross-tabulating two variables, it is conventional to?

• A) Represent the independent variable in rows and the dependant variable in columns.
• B) Assign both the dependent and independent variable to columns.
• C) Represent the dependant variable in rows and the independent variable in columns.
• D) Assign both the dependant and independent variables to rows.

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