What Are the Principal Reasons Why a Nonparametric Test of Causality

question 14

Multiple Choice

What are the principal reasons why a nonparametric test of causality is used instead of a parametric one?

• A)The assumptions for parametric analyses were not achieved.
• B)The effect that the interventional conditions produced was not measurable.
• C)The data were not normally distributed.
• D)The dependent variable was measured at the ordinal level.
• E)The results were not statistically significant.

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