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Nominal data
2 sample independent |
X2
Fischer exact (< 5 samples) |
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Nominal data
2 sample related |
Mcnemar test
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Nominal data
> 2 samples independent |
X2
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Nominal data
> 2 samples related |
Cochrane Q
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Ordinal Data
2 sample independent |
Wilcoxon rank sum
Mann Whitney U |
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Ordinal Data
2 sample related |
Wilcoxon sign rank
Sign test |
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Ordinal data
> 2 sample independent |
Kruskal-Wallis
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Ordinal data
> 2 sample related |
Friedman ANOVA
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Continuous
2 sample independent |
Equal/Unequal variance t-test
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Continuous
2 sample related |
Student t-test
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Continuous
> 2 samples independant |
ANOVA 1-way (MCP)
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Continuous
> 2 samples related |
Repeated measures ANOVA
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What kind of data can be used when calculating the median?
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Continuous or ordinal data
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What kind of data can be used when calculating the mode?
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Nominal, ordinal or continuous
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By empirical rule, what percentage of the sample values are found in 1 SD, 2 SD and 3D?
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1 SD= 68%
2 SD=95% 3 SD=99% |
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What is the formal test for testing if data is normally distributed?
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Kolmgorov-Smirnov test
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How do you calculate the SEM?
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SEM=SD/square root of N
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