The chi-square test is typically used to analyze the relationship between two variables when:
A)both variables are quantitative in nature and are measured on a level that at least approximates interval characteristics
B)there is an extremely small sample size
C)the observations on each variable are within-subjects in nature
D)none of these

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The chi-square test is typically used to analyze the relationship between two categorical variables. It is not suited for use with quantitative variables, nor is it the best choice when dealing with an extremely small sample size. Additionally, the within-subjects design is better suited for repeated measures analysis of variance (ANOVA) rather than the chi-square test.

The Chi-Square Test Is Typically Used to Analyze the Relationship