The adjusted standardized residual is calculated as the difference between the observed and expected frequency in a given cell:
A) divided by the degrees of freedom for the row.
B) divided by the standard error.
C) minus the total sample size.
D) minus the total for the row and minus the total for the column.

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The adjusted standardized residual is calculated by dividing the difference between the observed and expected frequency by the standard error. This takes into account the expected variability and allows for a comparison of the observed and expected frequencies that is not affected by the sample size or degrees of freedom. Therefore, choice B is the best choice.

The Adjusted Standardized Residual Is Calculated as the Difference Between