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Gender (male, female) is what type of variable?
 a. Continuous
 b. Pseudo
 c. Categorical
 d. Dependent

Question 2

As a customer service assistant at a retail outlet, Sidney is known for his ability to manage work by establishing priorities. He ensures that he follows through his plans to achieve the results he aimed for. A prerequisite to success in retail, this skill is termed organization.
 
 Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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Answer to Question 1

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