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NClaborn

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The multivariate procedure that reduces a large set of data into a more compact set of measures is:
 
  A) MANOVA
  B) Factor analysis
  C) Power analysis
  D) Multiple regression

Question 2

In analysis of covariance, a covariate is generally:
 
  A) An independent variable
  B) The dependent variable
  C) Either an independent or dependent variable
  D) A confounding variable



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pratush dev

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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