When you find "mixed" results in multiple regression (i.e. ,some betas are significant,others are not) ,you:
A) eliminate,or "trim," the insignificant variables.
B) adjust the insignificant variables by applying a standardized weight.
C) accept the null hypothesis.
D) choose the result that fits your hypothesis.
E) none of the above
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