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Question 1 In a correlational study, we seek to determine. Answer how well one variable predicts another variable. Question 2 In a correlational study, there is/are _______ group(s) of subjects, and each subject is measured on _______ variable(s). Answer: 1,2 Question 3 Any correlation coefficient includes what two features? Answer strength and direction Question 4 In a scatterplot, the data for a positive correlation will graph in what direction? Answer from the bottom left to the upper right Question 5 In a scatterplot, the data for a negative correlation will graph in what direction? Answer from the upper left to the bottom right Question 6 In a scatter diagram, if one of the points does not fall on the straight line of best fit to the data points, then r cannot be Answer +1.00 or -1.00 Question 7 In the "real world" of social data, we are least likely to find values of r that are:neg Answer very close to 1.00 Question 8

Which one of the following would most likely show a negative correlation? Answer air temperature and number of inches of snow on the ground Question 9 If linear r is +.26 and curvilinear h is +.78, we can know that Answer there is a lot of variation among the scores Question 10 What effect does an outlier have on the correlation coefficient? Answer lowers the correlation Question 11 If you eliminate outliers from your data set, the amount of correlation will? Answer GO Down Question 12 You calculate a correlation and obtain a value of - 1.32. From this you know that? Answer you have made a calculation error. Question 13 Your data are in the form of ranks. Which correlation coefficient should you compute? Answer Spearman's rho Question 14 To compute a Pearson r correlation coefficient, we must have? Answer scores on two different variables for a single set of individuals Question 15

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