To conduct a chi square test, the variables must first be organized into a
A) univariate table
B) bivariate table
C) list, which is then ranked
D) frequency distributions

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In order to conduct a chi square test, the variables must be organized into a bivariate table, which allows for the examination of the relationship between two variables. Frequency distributions alone do not provide enough information for a chi square test, and organizing the variables into a univariate table or a ranked list would not allow for the examination of their relationship.

To Conduct a Chi Square Test, the Variables Must First