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If two variables are correlated,this implies that one variable causes the other.
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Which of the following refers to a correlation between two variables?
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Which of the following is another word for a positive correlation?
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In a correlation matrix,the numbers above and below the diagonal row of 1.00s are a mirror image of themselves.
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The amount of unexplained variance in a relationship between two variables is called ______.
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When interested in examining how one variable changes in relation to another,which of the following descriptive statistics would you want to use?
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You can use Pearson's correlation coefficient if one or more of your variables are ordinal or nominal.
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What is the range of possible values of Pearson's product-moment correlation coefficient?
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Which of the following correlations would be interpreted a moderate relationship?
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"The more oatmeal you eat,the lower your blood cholesterol level" is an example of a ______.
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In a partial correlation,the impact of mediating variable is removed.
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If X decreases in value as Y decreases,what type of correlation exists?
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Why will you rarely find a perfect correlation between any two variables?
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This is a situation in which the correlation between two variables begins as a direct correlation,then becomes an indirect correlation,or vice versa.
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In the formula for the Pearson's correlation coefficient,what is the difference between the sum of a set of values squared and the sum of the squared values?
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If the correlation between variables is 0.70,what percentage of the variance is not shared variance?
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What type of correlation exists if the more you exercise,the less you will weigh?
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