The General Drop-Out Provision of the C/QPP Refers to

question 69

Multiple Choice

The general drop-out provision of the C/QPP refers to

• A) 10 percent of months of child care dropped from calculated pension
• B) 15 percent of months ill dropped from pension calculations
• C) 10 percent of months in school are dropped from pension calculations
• D) 10 percent of months are dropped due to unemployment
• E) 15 percent of the months of lowest income are dropped from pension

Identify the situations where nonparametric tests are preferred over parametric tests.

Apply the Kruskal-Wallis test to determine differences among more than two groups.

Distinguish between tests for matched pairs and tests for independent samples.

Understand the concept of nonparametric tests for ordinal or interval data not assuming normal distribution.

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