CHAPTER 3 COMMONLY USED STATISTICAL TERMS
the ² and is used when comparing hierarchical models in a categorical contingency (two-by-two) table. Independent t-test: A statistical procedure for comparing mea-surements of mean scores in two different groups or sam-ples. It is also called the independent samples t-test. *PT Kendall’s tau ( ): A nonparametric statistic used to measure
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