When comparing two or more groups with regard to some observed frequencies, the independent variable should be set in the
A) rows
B) columns
C) marginal totals
D) lower, right-hand corner

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The independent variable is typically set in the rows of a contingency table when comparing two or more groups with regard to observed frequencies. This allows for easier comparison and analysis of how the dependent variable changes across different levels of the independent variable.

When Comparing Two or More Groups with Regard to Some