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andimus
11y ago
The comment I was replying to was not about ordinal data and I stand by it in its context. But on your point, the Jury's still out on what to do with Likert-type data like this. Purists do say that it's ordinal and therefore you c
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andimus
11y ago
The problem with that interpretation is that it ignores how much something deviates from the expected random. If everything was completely random: - 25% of the time, the actual and perceived ranking would be identical. - 62.5% of the time,