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In computing a correlation coefficient, if one variable is measured on an ordinal scale and the other variable is at least ordinal, then the appropriate coefficient would be
A) a canonical correlation coefficient.
B) a Spearman rank-order correlation coefficient.
C) a partial correlation coefficient.
D) a Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient.
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Research Methods: A Process of Inquiry

Research Methods: A Process of Inquiry


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Will mark your answer as best, thanks again.
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My rule as a member here is to only answer if I know 100%, so I'm glad it worked!
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