Abstract
The critical points of a typically-real function cannot lie too close to the real axis. By adding a mild restriction, we determine ${D_k}$ the domain of variability of a $k$th order critical point. Similar results are obtained for a $k$th order branch point. We determine the domain of univalence for typically-real functions and propose a reasonable conjecture for the domain of $k$-valence.
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