In a(n) frequency distribution, scores are placed into.
A)simple; class intervals
B)grouped; class intervals
C)ungrouped; class intervals
D)percentage; class limits

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In a grouped frequency distribution, the scores are grouped into class intervals, which allows for a more efficient and organized way of presenting data. Simple frequency distributions involve listing scores individually and ungrouped frequency distributions involve listing scores individually but with no organized class intervals. Percentage frequency distributions involve presenting the data as percentages rather than raw scores, and class limits refer to the boundaries of the class intervals in a frequency distribution.

In A(n) Frequency Distribution, Scores Are Placed Into