Under what conditions should partial gamma (G p) NOT be calculated?
A) When sample size is very large.
B) When there is no dependent variable.
C) When the variables are ordinal in level of measurement.
D) When there is evidence of interaction.

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Partial gamma should not be calculated when there is evidence of interaction, as it assumes that the relationship between variables is consistent across levels of other variables.

Under What Conditions Should Partial Gamma (G P) NOT Be