When we say that a measure is "not of theoretical interest" we mean that
A) variability attributable to it should be removed from the denominator.
B) we can simply ignore that variable.
C) variability attributable to it should be included in the denominator.
D) there is no significant effect for that variable.

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Variability that is not of theoretical interest should be removed from the denominator in statistical analyses to focus on the variability that is of interest, improving the sensitivity of the test to detect effects that are considered theoretically important.

When We Say That a Measure Is "Not of Theoretical