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I want to conduct a correlation testanalysis between two continuous variables. OneThe first variable is age and another variablesecond one is nonumber of relapses.The The age is non normally distributed, whereas the nonumber of relapse is normally distributed. 

Should I conduct a non parametric correlation or parametric correlation?

I want to conduct a correlation test between two continuous variables. One variable is age and another variable is no of relapses.The age is non normally distributed whereas the no of relapse is normally distributed. Should I conduct a non parametric correlation or parametric correlation?

I want to conduct a correlation analysis between two continuous variables. The first variable is age and second one is number of relapses. The age is non normally distributed, whereas the number of relapse is normally distributed. 

Should I conduct a non parametric correlation or parametric correlation?

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Sharanya Rajan
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Pearson's test of Correlation or Spearman's test?

I want to conduct a correlation test between two continuous variables. One variable is age and another variable is no of relapses.The age is non normally distributed whereas the no of relapse is normally distributed. Should I conduct a non parametric correlation or parametric correlation?