The Most Common Approach to Dealing with Tied Scores Is

question 121

Multiple Choice

The most common approach to dealing with tied scores is to rank the scores by assigning the average rank for ties and then to introduce a(n) _____ into the formula for the test statistic to adjust for the presence of ties.

• A)correction term
• B)error term
• C)nonparametric term
• D)rank-order term

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