Multiple Choice
If prediction is made from the Pearsonian regression line and linearity of regression does not hold, the predicted value of Y will be
A) an overestimate of Y
B) an underestimate of Y
C) sometimes an overestimate and sometimes an underestimate of Y
D) satisfactory only if the Y distribution is homoscedastic
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