Elementary Statistics: A Step-by-Step Approach with Formula Card 9th Edition

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Chapter 13 - Nonparametric Statistics - 13-1 Advantages and Disadvantages of Nonparametric Methods - Exercises 13-1 - Page 692: 2

Answer

$Nonparametric\:statistics\:should\:be\:used\:when\:$ $the\:population\:is\:not\:normally\:distributed\:or\:when\:$ $testing\:hypotheses\:that\:do\:not\:involve\:specific\:$ $population\:parameters\:- e.g.,\:mean,\:standard\:$ $deviation.$

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$The\:parametric\:tests\:are\:used\:when\:the\:population\:is\:normal.\:Similarly,\:the\:non-parametric\:test\:is\:used\:when\:the\:population\:is\:not\:normal.\:In\:other\:words,\:the\:non-parametric\:statistics\:is\:used\:when\:the\:population\:from\:which\:the\:samples\:are\:selected\:is\:not\:normally\:distributed.\:The\:non-parametric\:statistics\:can\:also\:be\:used\:to\:test\:hypotheses\:that\:do\:not\:involve\:specific\:population\:parameters,\:such\:as\:μ,\:σ\:οr\:ρ.$
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