Exam 15: Association Between Variables Measured at the Interval-Ratio Level
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In addition to random sampling,interval-ratio level of measurement,and a normal sampling distribution,model assumptions for testing Pearson's r for significance include
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If you wanted to measure the association between the age of people (in years)and the number of arrests for driving while intoxicated,the most appropriate measure of association would be
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Visual examination of a scattergram indicates the existence of an association between variables when
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When testing Pearson's r for significance,the null hypothesis is that
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If a = 5 and b = 10,what would the value of Y be when X = 100?
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There is no linear relationship between two interval-ratio variables when the regression line on a scattergram
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The amount of error in predicting Y that remains after X has been taken into account is
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In a study of the relationship between geographical mobility (number of times a person has changed residences)and number of friends,Pearson's r2 is reported as .40.Which of the following would be a correct interpretation?
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