Logistic regression is a form of analysis that:
A) can determine causation.
B) can have nominal, ordinal, or ratio-level independent variables.
C) is more effective than bivariate associations.
D) All of these are correct.

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Logistic regression can handle nominal, ordinal, or ratio-level independent variables, but it does not determine causation and is not necessarily more effective than bivariate associations.

Logistic Regression Is a Form of Analysis That