A statistical procedure involving more than one criterion or outcome variable is called a:
A)univariate test
B)multivariate test
C)rank-order test
D)chi-square test

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A multivariate test is a statistical procedure involving more than one criterion or outcome variable. The other options are not correct as univariate tests involve only one variable, rank-order tests involve ordinal data, and chi-square tests are typically used for categorical data.

A Statistical Procedure Involving More Than One Criterion or Outcome