Suppose r12 = 0.50 r13 = 0.60 r23 =0.80. If one wants to get the association between variables 1 and 2 while holding constant the effect of variable 3, then he will get a correlation coefficient value equal to O a. 0.04 O b. 0.88 O c. 0.08 O d. 0.96
Suppose r12 = 0.50 r13 = 0.60 r23 =0.80. If one wants to get the association between variables 1 and 2 while holding constant the effect of variable 3, then he will get a correlation coefficient value equal to O a. 0.04 O b. 0.88 O c. 0.08 O d. 0.96
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