Author Question: A correlation cannot prove a theory, A) But it can negate a theory. B) Unless it has been found ... (Read 37 times)

c0205847 · **on:** Aug 4, 2018

A correlation cannot prove a theory,

A) But it can negate a theory.
B) Unless it has been found many times.
C) Nor can it negate a theory.
D) Because it does not use representative samples.

Question 2

If performance on math and verbal tests were found to be highly correlated, Spearman's theory of a general intelligence factor would

A) Be proven.
B) Be disproved.
C) Be neither proved nor disproved.
D) Not be relevant.