When a factor is controlled by setting it to three levels, the particular factor is of no interest to the researcher?

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Giovanni Le Grand · Answer 1 · 2018-02-27T06:31:55+0000

This statement is false. If a factor is controlled and set to three levels, then it is clearly of interest to the researcher.

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