It would be possible to apply Friedman’s test to the data in Exercise 18.5. What would we lose if we did? For the data in Exercise 18.5, we could say that 3 out of 10 residents used fewer hypotheses...

It would be possible to apply Friedman’s test to the data in Exercise 18.5. What would we lose if we did? For the data in Exercise 18.5, we could say that 3 out of 10 residents used fewer hypotheses the second time and 7 used more. We could test this with . How would this differ from Friedman’s test applied to those data?