Multiple Choice
What do the t-test and the ANOVA have in common?
A) They both are used when the dependent variable is ordinal.
B) They both assume a normal distribution.
C) They both compare groups to decide whether they are the same or different.
D) They both can be used when the dependent variable is of the interval level.
E) They both require secondary post hoc analyses.
F) They both use the same statistical tables for interpretation of results.
G) They are both parametric analyses.
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