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non-parametric data

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Reply Wed 13 Feb, 2013 07:14 am
I have non-parametric data but wish to perform correlations and regressions (following the Baron and Kenny, 1986, method). My data is from a questionnaire where "0" is a possible (and common) answer, does this mean I cannot transform my data into normally distributed data?
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