Multiple Choice
A researcher finds a correlation of +.90 between two variables.Assuming the correlation coefficient was calculated correctly,which of the following is definitely not true?
A) Ability to make predictions for these variables is good.
B) As values on one measure increase, values on the other measure decrease.
C) A third variable may be present that explains the correlation.
D) The variables may be causally related.
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q7: Having calculated a 95% confidence interval for
Q8: One reason we may not make causal
Q9: The mean of a random sample of
Q10: The estimated standard error of the
Q11: In general,the estimated standard error of the
Q13: Values for a correlation coefficient range from<br>A)
Q14: To find the value of t critical
Q15: A conceptual definition of effect size for
Q16: The "margin of error" for a mean
Q17: When interpreting confidence intervals when there are