Which of the following correctly categorizes the one-sample proportion test (ch.

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Which of the following correctly categorizes the one-sample proportion test (ch. 16), two-sample proportion test (ch. 17), and Chi-squared (ch.18) in regards to the response (dependent) variable.

The tests from ch. 16, 17, & 18 all require a dichotomous (binary) response variable.

The test for ch. 16 (one proportion) requires a dichotomous (binary) response variable, while the tests for ch. 17 (two proportions) and ch. 18 (Chi-squared) do not.

The tests for ch. 16 (one proportion) and 17 (two propotions) require that the response variable be dichotomous (binary), while ch. 18 (Chi-Squared) can use response variables that are not necessarily dichotomous.

The tests for ch. 16 (one proportion) and 17 (two proportions) can use response variables that are dichotomous (binary), while the test for ch. 18 (Chi-squared) requires that the response variable be quantitative.

Explanation / Answer

The correct categorisation is:

The tests for ch. 16 (one proportion) and 17 (two propotions) require that the response variable be dichotomous (binary), while ch. 18 (Chi-Squared) can use response variables that are not necessarily dichotomous.

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