If you calculate the phi coefficient, you must be looking for ...

[cookcarl]

If you calculate the phi coefficient, you must be looking for
 
  a. the contingency coefficient.
  b. the strength of an effect for a one-way 2.
  c. the strength of an effect for a 2 x 2 2.
  d. the strength of an effect for a 2 x 3 2.

Question 2

The Type 1 error may never be committed when
 
  a. Ho is rejected
  b. There is a failure to reject Ho
  c. the direction of Ha is specified
  d. none of these, since there is always some possibility of committing the Type 1 error

[Anonymous]

Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b

[cookcarl]

Thank you!

[Anonymous]

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