a. Compute the slope (b) and find the Y intercept (a). b. State the least-squares regression line. What prestige score would you predict for a son whose father had a prestige score of 72? What prestige score would you predict for a daughter whose father had a prestige score of 72? c. Compute r and . d. Assume these families are a random sample and conduct a test of significance for both relationships. e. Describe the strength and direction of the relationships in a sentence or two. Does the occupational prestige of the father have an impact on his children? Does it have the same impact for daughters as it does for sons?

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3.2. | SOC|Occupational prestige scores for a sample of fathers and their oldest son and oldest
daughter are presented below.
Family
Father's
Son's
Daughter's
Prestige
Prestige
Prestige
80
85
82
78
80
77
75
70
68
70
75
77
69
72
60
66
60
52
G
64
48
48
H
52
55
57
Analyze the relationship between father's and son's prestige and the relationship between
father's and daughter's prestige. For each relationship:
a. Compute the slope (b) and find the Y intercept (a).
b. State the least-squares regression line. What prestige score would you predict for a son
whose father had a prestige score of 72? What prestige score would you predict for a
daughter whose father had a prestige score of 72?
c. Compute r and .
d. Assume these families are a random sample and conduct a test of significance for both
relationships.
e. Describe the strength and direction of the relationships in a sentence or two. Does the
occupational prestige of the father have an impact on his children? Does it have the same
impact for daughters as it does for sons?
13.3. GER The residents of a housing develonment for senior citizens have comnleted a suurvev in
65°F Clear
f11
f12
f10
fg
144
40
Transcribed Image Text:3.2. | SOC|Occupational prestige scores for a sample of fathers and their oldest son and oldest daughter are presented below. Family Father's Son's Daughter's Prestige Prestige Prestige 80 85 82 78 80 77 75 70 68 70 75 77 69 72 60 66 60 52 G 64 48 48 H 52 55 57 Analyze the relationship between father's and son's prestige and the relationship between father's and daughter's prestige. For each relationship: a. Compute the slope (b) and find the Y intercept (a). b. State the least-squares regression line. What prestige score would you predict for a son whose father had a prestige score of 72? What prestige score would you predict for a daughter whose father had a prestige score of 72? c. Compute r and . d. Assume these families are a random sample and conduct a test of significance for both relationships. e. Describe the strength and direction of the relationships in a sentence or two. Does the occupational prestige of the father have an impact on his children? Does it have the same impact for daughters as it does for sons? 13.3. GER The residents of a housing develonment for senior citizens have comnleted a suurvev in 65°F Clear f11 f12 f10 fg 144 40
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