When a researcher identifies a categorical variable and compares the groups represented by that variable by analyzing their differences with the second variable, it is referred to as bimodal analysis.

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Bimodal analysis refers to analyzing data with two distinct peaks or modes, usually in a histogram. It is not related to the comparison of groups represented by a categorical variable with a second variable.

When a Researcher Identifies a Categorical Variable and Compares the Groups