Step 1: Understanding the Concept:
Multivariate analysis involves statistical methods used to analyze datasets that contain multiple variables measured on each experimental unit.
Step 2: Detailed Explanation:
Let us evaluate each of the statements to identify which ones are not true:
- Statement A is not true: Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) with latent variables is a confirmatory multivariate technique, not an exploratory one.
It is used to test pre-specified theoretical models and hypotheses about relationships among observed and latent variables.
- Statement B is true: Discriminant analysis can be used to describe differences between groups (exploratory) or to classify new observations into pre-defined groups (confirmatory).
- Statement C is true: The logit choice model (logistic regression) is a multivariate technique used to analyze relationships where the dependent variable is categorical.
- Statement D is not true: Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) is a univariate or multivariate technique that compares means across groups.
It is a special case of the General Linear Model, but it is not a special case of canonical correlation with a discrete dependent (Y) variable.
Canonical correlation is designed to analyze relationships between two sets of continuous variables.
- Statement E is true: Canonical correlation analysis is used to identify and quantify the association between two sets of multiple variables.
Therefore, statements A and D are not true.
Step 3: Final Answer:
The statements that are not true are represented by option (B).