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londonang

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The value of the Pearson r indicates
 
  a. the strength of the linear relationship between two sets of interval
   measures
   b. the strength of the non-linear relationship between two sets of interval
   measures
   c. the strength of the linear relationship between two sets of nominal
   measures
   d. all of these

Question 2

For the Pearson r, rejecting Ho with an alpha of .05, means that
 
  a. the correlation is not significant
  b. there is no possibility that Ho should have been accepted
  c. the probability is .95 that Ho should have been accepted
  d. the probability is .05 that Ho should have been accepted



mohan

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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