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When computing a correlation coefficient,if you have 55 degrees of freedom,your sample size must be ______.


A) 55
B) 53
C) 56
D) 57

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When you hypothesize that there will be a relationship between couples' listening skills and length of marriage,you have a ______.


A) one-tailed hypothesis
B) invalid hypothesis
C) valid hypothesis
D) two-tailed hypothesis

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The correlation between the two variables of interest is 0.081,which is significant at the 0.637 level.This means ______.


A) that the null hypothesis is rejected
B) that the research hypothesis is accepted
C) that the null hypothesis is accepted
D) that the null hypothesis cannot be determined

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The research hypothesis posits that there will be a relationship between the number of hours a student studies and their result on a test (H1: rxy ≠ 0).What would be concluded for r(45)= 0.213,p > 0.05?

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The obtained value (0.213)is less than t...

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Write an example of a null hypothesis for a t test for the correlation coefficient.

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An example of a null hypothesi...

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Write an example of a research hypothesis for a one-tailed t test for the correlation coefficient.

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In the equation r(65) = 0.45,p < 0.05,what does r represent?


A) observed statistic
B) test statistic
C) experimental statistic
D) critical statistic

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What is another term for a positive correlation?


A) indirect correlation
B) nondirectional correlation
C) direct correlation
D) unidirectional correlation

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Correlations can be used to examine the differences between groups.

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What is another term for a negative correlation?


A) indirect
B) nondirectional
C) direct
D) unidirectional

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If a simple Pearson correlation value = 0.512,what percentage of variance is accounted for?


A) 26%
B) 49%
C) 51%
D) 74%

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If the correlation between two variables is 0.767,how much variance has not been accounted for?


A) 0.246
B) 0.412
C) 0.588
D) 0.876

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The correlation coefficient can only be used for one-tailed tests.

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Which of the following is an example of a null hypothesis for testing a correlation coefficient?


A) H1: ρ\rho xy = 0
B) H1: ρ\rho xy > 0
C) H0: ρ\rho xy = 0
D) H0: ρ\rho xy > 0

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Another term for a direct correlation is ______


A) a positive correlation
B) a nondirectional correlation
C) a negative correlation
D) a unidirectional correlation

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Which of the following indicates a nonsignificant correlation?


A) p < 0.05
B) p < 0.01
C) p = 0.02
D) p = 0.30

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In the equation r(65) = 0.45,p < 0.05,what is the obtained value?


A) 0.45
B) 45
C) 0.65
D) 65

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If the coefficient of determination is 0.767,what is correlation between the two variables?


A) 0.246
B) 0.496
C) 0.504
D) 0.876

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Give an example of a one-tailed hypothesis that may be tested through a correlation.

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Example: Higher crim...

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A significant correlation does not indicate causality.

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