Multilevel analysis refers to a procedure in which
A) students at different grade levels are compared.
B) the analysis of data is carried out at several levels, such as individual students, classrooms, and schools.
C) the statistical analysis begins with simple statistical tests, such as chi-square, and progresses to more sophisticated tests, such as ANOVA.
D) the appropriate probability level for statistical analysis is determined in advance.

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Multilevel analysis is a statistical technique used to analyze data that is structured at more than one level, for example, data involving measurements of students (level 1) nested within classrooms (level 2), which in turn are nested within schools (level 3). This approach allows for the examination of the effects of variables at different levels of analysis.

Multilevel Analysis Refers to a Procedure in Which