Deck 23: Ordinal Level Tests of Association

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Somers' d is actually created from another statistic; that statistic is:

A)Pearson's r
B)Gamma
C)Uncertainty Coefficient (U)
D)Phi
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In general,ordinal measures of association tend to provide an inaccurate estimate of the real relationship when:

A)the sample size is very large
B)the data are measured at the ordinal level
C)there are many ties in the data
D)all of the above
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While the Gamma statistic has other problems,which of the answers below is an advantage of Gamma:

A)expressly designed for 2 X 2 tables
B)it uses interval level data
C)it calculates asymmetric relationships
D)it has a PRE interpretation
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Which of the following is the best interpretation of a significant Somers' d with a value of .30?

A)9% of the variance in the dependent variable is explained
B)9% of the variance in the independent variable is explained
C)15% of the variance in the independent variable is explained
D)30% of the variance in the dependent variable is explained
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Deck 23: Ordinal Level Tests of Association
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Somers' d is actually created from another statistic; that statistic is:

A)Pearson's r
B)Gamma
C)Uncertainty Coefficient (U)
D)Phi
B
2
In general,ordinal measures of association tend to provide an inaccurate estimate of the real relationship when:

A)the sample size is very large
B)the data are measured at the ordinal level
C)there are many ties in the data
D)all of the above
C
3
While the Gamma statistic has other problems,which of the answers below is an advantage of Gamma:

A)expressly designed for 2 X 2 tables
B)it uses interval level data
C)it calculates asymmetric relationships
D)it has a PRE interpretation
D
4
Which of the following is the best interpretation of a significant Somers' d with a value of .30?

A)9% of the variance in the dependent variable is explained
B)9% of the variance in the independent variable is explained
C)15% of the variance in the independent variable is explained
D)30% of the variance in the dependent variable is explained
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