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In determining the Spearman’s rank correlation coefficient, what is done if multiple observations within either variable have the same value?


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As the data are assumed to be from continuous distributions, this will never happen.



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The observations are ignored and the sample size adjusted accordingly.



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The observations are given the mean rank of their positions in the ordered list.



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The observations are arbitrarily assigned a rank in sequence.

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