The situation in which you figure a correlation but onlya limited range of the possible values onone of the variables is included in the group studiedis called
A) restriction in range.
B) attenuation.
C) proportionate reduction in error.
D) unreliable measurement.
Question 2
To compare correlations with each other, the proportionate reduction in error can be figured by
A) multiplying each correlation coefficient by 10.
B) calculating the square root of each correlation coefficient.
C) squaring each correlation coefficient.
D) multiplying each correlation coefficient by 2.
Trignomentry values
Bull elk on a captive range in Nebraska.
The jaguar can range across a variety of forested and open habitat, but is strongly associated with
Range of Motion of the Wrist and Hand Joints, Hyperextension and Flexion of the Wrist
Range of Motion at the Wrist.
Table - Correlation Analysis