Question:
An anti-doping agency decided to investigate if an athletes eliteness was related to the likelihood of doping. It unexpectedly drug-tested the top 10 finishers in all the track and field events at a large meet. From this, it calculated the percentage of first-place finishers who tested positive, the percentage of secondplace finishers who tested positive, and so on. The agency then wanted to examine the relationship between the place in which an athlete finished and the likelihood of testing positive. What test should the agency use?
Select the appropriate statistical technique from among those in Figure 16.7.
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Selecting a relationship test Level of measurement of the variables One ordinal and one One nominal and one Both interval/ratio Both nominal ordinal/interval/ratio ordinal/interval/ratio Use difference test flowchart. Number of Chi-square test of independence Pearson r Spearman r groups is determined by number of levels of nominal variable