Counting the number of responses to different parts of a question in a survey and arranging these responses in a frequency distribution is called:
A)elaboration analysis
B)spurious analysis
C)marginal tabulation
D)index analysis

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Marginal tabulation involves categorizing responses to different parts of a question and presenting them in a frequency distribution. Elaboration analysis involves examining the richness and depth of respondents' answers, while spurious analysis involves detecting false correlations. Index analysis involves creating composite scores based on multiple variables.

Counting the Number of Responses to Different Parts of a Question