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Deck 11: How Can I Tell If Two Variables Are Correlated Pearsons Correlation
1
An r value of +.62 would represent what kind of relationship?
A) A strong positive relationship
B) A moderate positive relationship
C) A weak negative relationship
D) A strong negative relationship
A) A strong positive relationship
B) A moderate positive relationship
C) A weak negative relationship
D) A strong negative relationship
A
Explanation: It is positive, as shown by the +, and an r of .62 represents a strong relationship
Explanation: It is positive, as shown by the +, and an r of .62 represents a strong relationship
2
An r value of -.58 would represent what kind of a relationship
A) A strong positive relationship
B) A strong negative relationship
C) A moderate positive relationship
D) A moderate negative relationship
A) A strong positive relationship
B) A strong negative relationship
C) A moderate positive relationship
D) A moderate negative relationship
D
Explanation: It is negative, as shown by the -, and an r of .58 represents a moderate relationship
Explanation: It is negative, as shown by the -, and an r of .58 represents a moderate relationship
3
In the r equation, what does the top half of the equation represent?
A) Covariance within variables
B) Covariance between variables
C) Variance within variables
D) Variance between variables
A) Covariance within variables
B) Covariance between variables
C) Variance within variables
D) Variance between variables
B
Explanation: See the equation in Figure 11.3 p183
Explanation: See the equation in Figure 11.3 p183
4
You calculate a Pearson's r and the final stage of calculations give you a sum of 80/100. What kind of relationship have you found?
A) A strong positive correlation
B) A moderate positive relationship
C) A strong negative relationship
D) A moderate positive relationship
A) A strong positive correlation
B) A moderate positive relationship
C) A strong negative relationship
D) A moderate positive relationship
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5
You calculate a Pearson's r and the final stage of calculations give you a sum of -100/400. What kind of relationship have you found?
A) A weak positive relationship
B) A moderate positive relationship
C) A weak negative relationship
D) A moderate negative relationship
A) A weak positive relationship
B) A moderate positive relationship
C) A weak negative relationship
D) A moderate negative relationship
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6
The calculated df in a correlational study is 25. How many participants were in the study?
A) 28
B) 27
C) 26
D) 25
A) 28
B) 27
C) 26
D) 25
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7
You have a one-tailed hypothesis and df = 7. What is the critical r value with an α of .050?
A) .6664
B) .6694
C) .5822
D) .4716
A) .6664
B) .6694
C) .5822
D) .4716
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8
You have calculated an r of .97, with df = 5 and a two tailed hypothesis. What is the smallest α at which the finding is significant?
A) α = .050
B) α = .020
C) α = .010
D) α = .001
A) α = .050
B) α = .020
C) α = .010
D) α = .001
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9
A correlation analysis results is presented as: r (23) -.58, p < .010. What is incorrect about the reporting of this analysis?
A) It should be = instead of < when reporting the p value
B) There is no = between the df and the r value.
C) The negative sign should not be shown when reporting a negative relationship
D) The df should be presented after the r value
A) It should be = instead of < when reporting the p value
B) There is no = between the df and the r value.
C) The negative sign should not be shown when reporting a negative relationship
D) The df should be presented after the r value
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10
Which of the following r values would represent a medium effect size?
A) .27
B) .59
C) .30
D) .79
A) .27
B) .59
C) .30
D) .79
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11
In the altruism and autistic personality traits example, what is the Σb2?
A) 666
B) 51
C) 2601
D) 363
A) 666
B) 51
C) 2601
D) 363
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12
In the altruism and autistic personality traits example, what is Σa*b?
A) 66
B) 51
C) 371
D) 363
A) 66
B) 51
C) 371
D) 363
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13
In the altruism and autistic personality traits example, looking at the top half of the equation, what is the subtraction sum that needs to be calculated?
A) 371 - 66
B) 371 - 51
C) 2968 - 117
D) 2968 - 3366
A) 371 - 66
B) 371 - 51
C) 2968 - 117
D) 2968 - 3366
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14
In the altruism and autistic personality traits example, what is the value that the square root is calculated on?
A) 294516
B) 542.7
C) -.7334
D) -398
A) 294516
B) 542.7
C) -.7334
D) -398
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15
In the altruism and autistic personality traits example, how many df are there?
A) 5
B) 6
C) 7
D) 8
A) 5
B) 6
C) 7
D) 8
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