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mdolanot Junior Member

posted 05-28-2001 06:19 AM             I am trying to figure out if the FIM is considered ordinal or interval data for the purposes of statistical testing. I know it is an ordinal scale but has it been Rasched to convert it to interval data? Do I use ordinal or interval stats with the FIM when looking at differences in FIM scores over time? Thank you ------------------ Michele Dolan OTR/L Research Occupational Therapist IP: Logged

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