Why might you wish to run a discrimant analysis as opposed to an ANOVA following a MANOVA?
A) It allows the investigator to examine the nature of the relationship between two variables.
B) To reinforce the findings of the ANOVA.
C) It permits the investigator to check the distribution of the data and relate it to the dependent variables.
D) A discriminant analysis should be used in its own right and not used to supplement a MANOVA.

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Discriminant analysis is used to study the relationship between two variables, whereas ANOVA is used to compare mean differences among groups. If the focus of the analysis is to study the relationship between two variables, then discriminant analysis is the more appropriate choice.

Why Might You Wish to Run a Discrimant Analysis as Opposed