A variable that includes three or more levels is called ______.
A) the degrees of freedom
B) post hoc test
C) the alpha level
D) multivalent variable

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A variable with three or more levels is called a multivalent variable. The degrees of freedom and alpha level are not related to the number of levels in a variable, and a post hoc test is a type of statistical analysis used to compare multiple groups after a significant result has been found.

A Variable That Includes Three or More Levels Is Called