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If an educational psychologist wants to investigate the relationships among stress, pressure at school, and family pressure but is concerned that the way students are assigned to courses may affect the pattern of scores on the scales used to measure the variables, the psychologist could use
A) factor analysis.
B) hierarchical linear modeling.
C) multivariate analysis of variance.
D) partial correlation.

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