Emma ran the dishwasher in the morning, returned home from work, and ran it again. Reason (1979) would call this a(n) ______.
a. confusion or blend
b. omission or reversal
c. switch
d. repetition error
Ans: D
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Anna O
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A. We cannot assume the homogeneity of variance in this study. B. We can assume the homogeneity of variance. C. Not enough information is provided to validate the assumption. D. In this study, the homogeneity of variance assumption can be ignored.