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Briefly describe the difference between a spurious and intervening relationship.

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When a relationship is spurious,there is...

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SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. -Regarding the strength of the relationship in a bivariate table,

A) it is a quick method to determine by examining the difference in frequencies across the different categories of the independent variable.
B) the larger the percentage difference,the stronger the association.
C) percentage differences are a rough indicator to determine it.
D) a 0% difference between the columns indicates a perfect relationship.

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SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. -In a bivariate table,

Identify the independent,dependent,and control variables in the following table.

Allowing the researcher to test for nonspuriousness and specifying the different conditions under which the original bivariate relationship might hold,are two advantages of

A relationship is said to exist between two variables in a bivariate table if the percentage distribution varies across the different categories of the independent variable.

A bivariate table in which the column variable has three categories and the row variable has four categories would be designated as a 3×4 table.

A statistical interaction between the control variable and the independent is also called a ______ relationship.

Cross-tabulation is a technique for analyzing the relationship between two variables that have been organized in a table.

When examining the percentage differences in a bivariate table,the larger the percentage difference,the ______ the relationship between two variables.