Yule's coefficient of association Q is defined as (ad - bc)/(ad + bc), where ad = (AB)×(αβ) and bc = (Aβ)×(αB). This coefficient is also known as: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

Yule's coefficient of association Q is defined as (ad - bc)/(ad + bc), where ad = (AB)×(αβ) and bc = (Aβ)×(αB). This coefficient is also known as:
A. Coefficient of concordance
B. Coefficient of correlation
C. Coefficient of colligation
D. Coefficient of determination
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Q is Yule's coefficient of association, also called coefficient of colligation.

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