Suppression takes place when relationships occur in the partial tables even though there is no original bivariate relationship.

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Suppression occurs in statistical analysis when the inclusion of control variables reveals a relationship between two variables that was not apparent in the simple bivariate analysis. This can happen because the control variables account for confounding effects, allowing the true relationship between the primary variables of interest to emerge.

Suppression Takes Place When Relationships Occur in the Partial Tables