When You Have Several Outcome Variables, What Advantage Does Conducting

question 16

Multiple Choice

When you have several outcome variables, what advantage does conducting a MANOVA have over conducting several ANOVAs?

• A)Conducting several ANOVAs would increase the Type II error rate.
• B)MANOVA doesn't rely on assumptions.
• C)Conducting several ANOVAs would increase the Type I error rate.
• D)MANOVA does not assume homogeneity of variances.

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