One limitation of the ANOVA test is that it requires
A)nominal level dependent variables.
B)ordinal level independent variables.
C)very small samples.
D)an interval-ratio dependent variable.

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The ANOVA test requires an interval-ratio dependent variable, which means the variable should have a measurement scale that allows for meaningful mathematical operations such as addition and subtraction. Nominal and ordinal variables do not meet this requirement. Small samples may also affect the accuracy of the test, but it is not a direct requirement for ANOVA.

One Limitation of the ANOVA Test Is That It Requires