To determine the critical values in the chi-square distribution table, the process requires the following:
A) degrees of freedom
B) probability of Type I error
C) probability of Type II error
D) degrees of freedom and probability of Type I error
E) degrees of freedom and probability of Type II error

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The critical values in the chi-square distribution table are determined based on the degrees of freedom and probability of Type I error (also known as the significance level). Therefore, the correct choice is D, which involves both of these variables. The probability of Type II error is not used in determining critical values in the chi-square distribution table.

To Determine the Critical Values in the Chi-Square Distribution Table