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    If a Researcher Wants to Compare More Than Two Groups
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If a Researcher Wants to Compare More Than Two Groups

Question 35

Question 35

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If a researcher wants to compare more than two groups, she could use


A) a three-sample t test.
B) an ANOVA test.
C) two-sample t tests to compare two groups at a time.
D) either "a" or "c" above.

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