When employing Jackson's Rule of Thirds, a relationship increase refers to:
A) the original difference between categories increasing by 1/2 or more
B) the original difference between categories increasing by 1/3 or more
C) the original difference between categories increasing by 1/4 or more
D) the original difference actually decreasing by 1/3 or more

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Jackson's Rule of Thirds states that if the original difference between categories is divided into thirds, and the relationship between categories increases by at least one of those thirds, then the relationship is considered to have increased. Therefore, the correct choice is B, where the original difference between categories increases by 1/3 or more.

When Employing Jackson's Rule of Thirds, a Relationship Increase Refers