When identifying homogeneous subgroups, a larger critical mean difference would be most likely to result in ______.
A) more homogeneous subgroups
B) fewer homogeneous subgroups
C) the same number of homogeneous subgroups
D) none of these

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A larger critical mean difference implies that a greater difference is needed to consider subgroups as distinct, leading to fewer homogeneous subgroups being identified.

When Identifying Homogeneous Subgroups, a Larger Critical Mean Difference Would