Which of these statements, correctly describes the concept of rational subgroups?

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If assignable causes are present, the chances of difference between subgroups must be lowest

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If assignable causes are present, the chances of difference between subgroups should be largest

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If assignable causes are present, the chances of difference between subgroups must be lowest

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If assignable causes are present, the chances of difference between the subgroups must be moderate

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If assignable causes are present, the chances of difference between the subgroups must be zero

1.	Which of these statements, correctly describes the concept of rational subgroups?
A.	If assignable causes are present, the chances of difference between subgroups should be largest
B.	If assignable causes are present, the chances of difference between subgroups must be lowest
C.	If assignable causes are present, the chances of difference between the subgroups must be moderate
D.	If assignable causes are present, the chances of difference between the subgroups must be zero
Answer» B. If assignable causes are present, the chances of difference between subgroups must be lowest

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