Exam 5: Pearson Correlation and Regression: Descriptive Aspects
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Pearson correlation and regression can be used to determine the extent to which a data set approximates a ____________________ relationship.
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The magnitude of the correlation coefficient is indexed by its:
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A sum of squares indicates the extent to which two sets of scores vary from one another,or covary.
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The regression equation for predicting X from Y is not the same as the regression equation for predicting Y from X.
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The regression equation for predicting X from Y is the same as the regression equation for predicting Y from X.
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The slope of a line indicates the number of units variable Y is predicted to change given a one unit change in X.
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The extent of _____ between two variables is indexed by a statistic known as the Pearson correlation coefficient.
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The Pearson correlation may be used to determine the _____.
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Suppose you were interested in conducting a study examining how ratings of similarity between oneself and another person were related to how attracted one is to the other person.You conduct this study by giving participants a description of a person named "Sarah." Participants are asked to read the description and then rate on a scale from 1 to 10 how similar Sarah is to themselves.You also ask each participant to rate on a scale from 1 to 20 how likeable they think Sarah is.
X = rating of similarity of target to oneself
Y = rating of likability of the target ("Sarah")
62 people participate in your study,and you obtain the following data:
= 6.00 SCP = 66
= 10.00 SSX = 40
SSY = 136
Calculate the Pearson correlation coefficient for the above data.


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Which correlation coefficient most closely represents the relationship depicted in the scatterplot below? 

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The point at which a line intersects the Y axis when X = 0 is called the _____.
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Pearson correlation is an appropriate statistic for a nonlinear relationship.
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Correlations for the types of variables typically studied by behavioral scientists will seldom exceed -.40 or +.40 and will often be considerably smaller.
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Correlation and regression are appropriate for both linear and nonlinear relationships.
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When two variables,X and Y,are correlated,it is possible that:
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In the case of a _____ relationship,as scores on X increase,scores on Y also increase.
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When there is no linear relationship,the z scores on X will ______.
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Refer to the following data set.
What is the sum of cross-products?

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When two variables,X and Y,are correlated,three possible reasons for their correlation are that (1)X might cause Y, (2)Y might cause X,or (3)some additional variable(s)might cause both X and Y.
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