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Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences Second Edition Chapter 17: Chi-Square Tests iClicker Questions Copyright ? 2012 by Worth Publishers Susan A. Nolan and Thomas E. Heinzen Chapter 17 Nonparametric tests differ from parametric tests in that they are: statistical tests that are not based on a set of assumptions about the population. not statistical tests. not hypothesis tests. statistical tests that are simple to perform and can even be conducted in the absence of computers. Chapter 17 (Answer) Nonparametric tests differ from parametric tests in that they are: statistical tests that are not based on a set of assumptions about the population. not statistical tests. not hypothesis tests. statistical tests that are simple to perform and can even be conducted in the absence of computers. Chapter 17 2. What are three circumstances in which we commonly use a nonparametric test? a) when the dependent variable is interval, the independent variable is ratio and the sample size is large b) when the dependent variable is ratio, the independent variable is nominal and the independent and dependent variables are continuous c) when the dependent variable is nominal, either the independent variable or dependent variable is ordinal and when the sample size is small and an underlying population distribution is suspected to be skewed d) when the independent variable is categorical, the dependent variable is ordinal and the distribution is positively skewed. Chapter 17 (Answer) 2. What are three circumstances in which we commonly use a nonparametric test? a) when the dependent variable is interval, the independent variable is ratio and the sample size is large b) when the dependent variable is ratio, the independent variable is nominal and the independent and dependent variables are continuous c) when the dependent variable is nominal, either the independent variable or dependent variable is ordinal and when the sample size is small and an underlyin