________ should be used when factors in the population are likely to be strongly correlated.
A)Orthogonal rotation
B)The varimax procedure
C)Oblique rotation
D)None of the above

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Oblique rotation allows for the factors to be correlated, which may reflect the true underlying structure of the population. Orthogonal rotation (such as varimax) assumes that the factors are uncorrelated, which may not be true in many cases. Therefore, oblique rotation is the best choice when factors in the population are likely to be strongly correlated.

________ Should Be Used When Factors in the Population Are