A researcher wants to compare two groups of asthmatic children, those who recieved the flu vaccine...
A researcher wants to compare two groups of asthmatic
children, those who recieved the flu vaccine versus those who did
not, on number of emergency visits in the past year (not normally
distributed, n =345).
a. Mann Whitney U test
b. Independent t test
Homework Answers
Option a) is correct.
a. Mann Whitney U test
Since, we have given not normally distributed.
Therefore, Mann Whitney U test is alternative test of independent t test when data is not normally distributed.
Mann Whitney U test is non-parametric test.
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