A dummy table uses asterisks to indicate where there will be disproportionately large frequencies if:
A) requirements for using chi-square cannot be met.
B) there is support for a one-tailed research hypothesis.
C) there is support for a two-tailed research hypothesis.
D) there is support for the null research hypothesis.

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A dummy table is used to predict expected frequencies under a null hypothesis. If there is support for a one-tailed research hypothesis, we can expect that disproportionately large frequencies will occur in one direction. Thus, we can use a dummy table to test and support our one-tailed research hypothesis.

A Dummy Table Uses Asterisks to Indicate Where There Will