Sports rehabilitation specialists and physical therapists were interested in research on patient compliance with rehabilitation plans. Each patient was scored on compliance on a scale (having validity and reliability) from 0-100 (as in percentage of compliance). The researchers collected information from patients in terms of their level of support, the severity of their injury, time frame for return to sports, and motivation to play sports again. These four different variables were collected using all types of data, nominal, ordinal, and scale data. The research question was: Can these variables predict the likelihood that patients will comply with rehabilitation plans? What is the appropriate test to use here and why