1. When can parametric and non-parametric statistical tests be used? A. Parametric? The independent variable is...
1. When can parametric and non-parametric statistical tests be used?
A. Parametric?
- The independent variable is measured on a nominal level and the dependent variable is measured on a nominal level
- The independent variable is measured on an interval level and the dependent variable is measured on a nominal level
- The independent variable is measured on a nominal level and the dependent variable is measured on an interval level
- All of the above
- None of the above
B. Non-Parametric?
- The independent variable is measured on a nominal level and the dependent variable is measured on a nominal level
- The independent variable is measured on an interval level and the dependent variable is measured on a nominal level
- The independent variable is measured on a nominal level and the dependent variable is measured on an interval level
- All of the above
- None of the above
Homework Answers
A PARAMETRIC TEST
d. All of the above
B NON PARAMETRIC TEST.
d. all of the above
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