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Ranking is the task (for respondents) or the result of ordering the given stimuli or performers from "highest" to "lowest" (or *vice versa*) in some respect. It is usually contrasted with rating of stimuli. (For ranking as a way of data transformation - use tag [ranks]).
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Comparison of ranked lists
This sounds like the 'Willcoxon signed-rank test' (wikipedia link). Assuming that the values of your ranks are from the same set (ie [1, 25]) then this is a paired-difference test (with the null-hypot …
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