Association can be measured by all except:: (A) Correlation coefficient, (B) Cronbach's alpha, (C) P value, (D) Odds ratio
Answer is B. Association: is any relationship between two measured quantities that render them statistically dependent Association can be measured by Correlation coefficient Odds ratio Good man's and kruskal's Lambda P value Conbach's alpha: is a measurement of internal consistency or reliability. It is paicularly useful in Like scales (grading of continuum)