A graph that allows a researcher to see bivariate relationships and usually has independent variables on the horizontal axis and dependent variables on the vertical axis is called a
A)percent table.
B)Bell curve.
C)scattergram.
D)covariation.

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A scattergram is specifically designed to show bivariate relationships between two variables, with one variable on the horizontal axis and the other on the vertical axis. It allows for the visualization of the relationship between the two variables and the degree of covariation between them. The other options do not fit this description. A percent table is a table that shows the percentage of cases falling into each category of one or more variables, while a bell curve is a graph that shows the shape of a normal distribution. Covariation refers to the degree to which two variables vary together.

A Graph That Allows a Researcher to See Bivariate Relationships