Handedness and sex are examples of ______ data.
A) continuous
B) discrete
C) dichotomous
D) confounding

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Handedness and sex are both examples of dichotomous data, meaning they have two possible categories or options (right-handed/left-handed, male/female). Continuous data involves measurements that can take on any value within a certain range, such as height or weight. Discrete data involves values that are distinct and separate, such as the number of siblings someone has. Confounding refers to a variable that can influence the relationship between two other variables, but is not directly being studied.

Handedness and Sex Are Examples of ______ Data