Author Question: If a measure has low reliability, the correlation between it and any other variable will typically ... (Read 14 times)

Coya19@aol.com · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

If a measure has low reliability, the correlation between it and any other variable will typically be

A) enlarged.
B) reduced.
C) enlarged if the correlation is positive and reduced if the correlation is negative.
D) reduced if the correlation is positive and enlarged if the correlation is negative.

Question 2

Bar charts are used instead of histograms when the data are

a. Continuous
b. Non-continuous
c. In the form of values that may fall at any point along an unseparated scale of points
d. None of these since bar charts and histograms are synonymous.