The upper and lower limits of the contingency coefficient are
A) -1,1.
B) 0,1.
C) 0, and an upper limit which is a function of the number of categories for each variable.
D) -1, and an upper limit which is a function of the number of categories for each variable.
E) none of the above.

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The contingency coefficient ranges from 0 to an upper limit that depends on the number of categories in the variables being analyzed. It does not reach 1, unlike correlation coefficients.

The Upper and Lower Limits of the Contingency Coefficient Are