How to choose an appropriate statistical test 

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I got this comment "Great summary video! Do parametric assumptions for the Pearson test mean that all the independent and dependent variables have a normal distribution? So if just one of the independent or dependent does not fit normal distribution in our dataset, Pearson should not be used?" Answer: Note that the variables are not defined as independent or dependent in correlation. It does not matter, which variable you put on the x- or y-axis (in contrast to linear regression). Each pair of variables should show a bivariate normal distribution but more importantly, the data should not contain outliers as I describe in the video about the Spearman correlation.

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Best summarisation video I have come across. Just one doubt, in case of Paired study for a continuous variable , and if data distribution is not normal, say higly skewed cant we use Wilkcoxon signed rank test as you mentioned in the video that we need to have symmetric distribution in order to apply Wilcoxon test

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I have done case control matching so i have 110 data points out of which 55 are matched with other 55, now i have continuous variable, which test to use

Hy, which analysis is usually followed to compare the trends of census data? For example migration. Thanks in advance.

The video assumes that we have just one variable. In that case we can easily follow the flow chart and get the test. But, what if there are different types of variables? like two continuous variables? or one categorial variable and one numerical variable? how do we select a test?

stat test tmr anyone??