Which of the following statements is least accurate with respect to parametric and nonparametric tests? A. A nonparametric test makes very little assumptions about the distribution of the underlying population. B. Nonparametric tests may be used when the hypothesis does not concern a parameter. C. Nonparametric tests cannot be used when data is expressed in terms of ranks. D. A parametric test makes specific assumptions about the distribution of the underlying population
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C - Nonparametric tests cannot be used when data is expressed in terms of ranks.
I thought the comment is C regards parametric tests.
mcf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I thought the comment is C regards parametric > tests. Nonparametric tests CAN be used when data is expressed in terms of ranks, its one of the features, right?
I believe that is correct. SO if the answer D?
Correct Answer: C. Nonparametric tests may certainly be used when data is expressed in terms of ranks.
Wow… i’m having some serious “least likely” issues on questions today…
Either way, wouldnt D or A cancel each other out. So it would just be between B & C…