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segrsyd

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The Friedman ANOVA by ranks is the ordinal equivalent of which interval
  test?
 
  a. independent t
  b. paired t
  c. independent F
  d. within-subjects ANOVA

Question 2

In terms of the amount of information being contained in the measures, the
  following measurement scales rank
 
  a. first nominal, then ordinal, and then interval
  b. first ordinal, then nominal, and then interval
  c. first interval, then nominal, and then ordinal
  d. first interval, then ordinal, and then nominal



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Answer to Question 1

Many thanks to you.

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Reply 2 on: Jun 20, 2018
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