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Mr.Thesaxman

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Charles finds that the correlation coefficients between his predictor variable and three different outcome variables are +.23, +.45, and .53.
 
  Which correlation coefficient indicates the strongest linear relation that Charles found between his predictor and outcome variables?
   a. +.23
   b. +.45
   c. .53
   d. not enough information is provided

Question 2

With __________ variables, one can imagine that there can always be another value between two adjacent scores. On the other hand, __________ variables have their values divided into two mutually exclusive categories.
 
  a. random; dichotomous
  b. continuous; dichotomous
  c. dichotomous; continuous
  d. continuous; random



Liamb2179

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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