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Kendall's tau b, Kendall's tau c, Somer's d, and Goodman and Kruskal's gamma are all measures of ________________.
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When using measures of association it is common to discuss the strength of the association. What is meant by the strength of an association?
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In a measure of association for ordinal variables, a pair in which one case is lower on one of the variables but higher on the other is called a _____________ pair.
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