I did several tests in a sample of 90 individuals to check some behaviors. I got the following results:
10% of my sample has the behavior A 65% of my sample has the behavior B 80% of my sample has the behavior C
Now I want to know what is the percentage of individuals that behave like A or B or C. Is there any way to find out the answer or is that impossible?
Thanks
It's impossible if you have no information about the correlation of A B and C between each other.
Imagine the case every person with behavior A has also behavior B, and everyone with behavior B has behavior C. Then exactly 80% of people have behaviors A B or C.
An other case would be if every person can either have behavior A or B but not both. Then at least 90% of the people have behavior A B or C.