A disordinal interaction is the same as:
A)a cross-over interaction
B)a spreading interaction
C)a two-way interaction
D)an interaction and two significant main effects

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A disordinal interaction, also known as a cross-over interaction, is characterized by a pattern in which the groups being compared switch in rank order across levels of the other variable. This is in contrast to an ordinal (or parallel) interaction, in which the groups maintain their rank order across levels of the other variable.

A Disordinal Interaction Is the Same As