Pearson's R and Coarsely Categorized Measures
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References (17)
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1965 • 1,118 citations
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2017 • 520 citations
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1924 • 191 citations
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1965 • 188 citations
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1954 • 177 citations
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1979 • 117 citations
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1964 • 73 citations
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1971 • 49 citations
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1979 • 29 citations
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1971 • 28 citations
Multivariate Analysis of Ordinal Variables Revisited
1978 • 27 citations
Comment on the Pearson R in Random Number and Precise Functional Scale Transformations
1971 • 20 citations
A Rejoinder to “How Many Scales and how many Categories shall we use in Consumer Research?—A Comment”
1971 • 15 citations
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1974 • 11 citations
On the Use of Ordinal Data in Correlation Analysis
1976 • 11 citations