With chi square, the larger the sample size
A) the smaller the alpha error
B) the larger the alpha error
C) the larger the critical, tabled value needed for significance
D) none of these

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The size of the sample does not directly affect the alpha error or the critical value needed for significance in chi-square tests. Alpha error is predetermined by the researcher, and the critical value is determined by the degrees of freedom and the chosen alpha level, not by the sample size.

With Chi Square, the Larger the Sample Size