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Professor Durgin wants to ensure that she has roughly a 1:3 male-to-female ratio in all four of her experimental groups. It appears as though Professor Durgin is making use of __________ in attempting to equate her groups.
 
  a. holding variables constant
  b. balancing
  c. factor analysis
  d. matching

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The chi-square test analyzes the frequencies of observations within a special type of table. What is this table called?
 
  a. An AOVA summary table.
  b. A factorial table.
  c. A contingency table.
  d. A Z-score table.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

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