If a test is a robust test,
A) it is sensitive to its underlying mathematical assumptions
B) it doesn't estimate any population parameters
C) it is insensitive to its underlying mathematical assumptions
D) it often may be used despite violations of its underlying mathematical assumptions
E) it is insensitive to its underlying mathematical assumptions and it often may be used despite violations of its underlying mathematical assumptions

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A robust test is one that is insensitive to its underlying mathematical assumptions and can often be used even if those assumptions are violated.

If a Test Is a Robust Test