In reading SPSS output for the Frequencies procedure, we usually ignore the 'Percent' column because it
A) includes "missing" scores
B) excludes scores labeled DK and NA
C) is appropriate only for nominal-level variables
D) is based on cumulative percentages

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The 'Percent' column includes missing scores, which makes it difficult to interpret accurately. It is usually better to focus on the 'Valid Percent' column, which excludes missing data.

In Reading SPSS Output for the Frequencies Procedure, We Usually