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Kevin's analysis indicated that in his dataset SES was correlated r = .25 with absenteeism. This indicates that
◦ as SES increases there is a corresponding increase in absenteeism.
◦ absenteeism is strongly correlated with SES.
◦ SES is moderately correlated with absenteeism.
◦ SES is weakly correlated with absenteeism.
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