Spearmans rho test Flashcards

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When is spearmans Rho used?

A

When a relationship is predicted between two sets of data, the data is at least ordinal and the data are pairs of scores from a repeated measures or matched pairs design

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What two scores are Spearman’s Rho values between?

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-1 and +1

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3
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What does it mean if Spearman’s Rho value is negative?

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Negative correlation

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What does it mean if Spearman’s Rho value is positive?

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Positive correlation

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What makes a correlation strong in Spearman’s Rho?

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The closer it is to either -1 or +1

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What does the calculated value of Rs need to be in order to be significant in Spearman’s Rho?

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Equal to or greater than the critical value

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What do you do once you have an Rs value in Spearman’s Rho?

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Look at the value of N on the table at the probability level 0.05 for either a one tailed or two tailed hypothesis depending on what it is

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8
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What would a value near -1 mean in Spearman’s Rho?

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Strong negative correlation

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What would a value near +1 mean in Spearman’s Rho?

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Strong positive correlation

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