Exam 10: Bivariate Measures of Association
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You are given the following pairs of sample scores on X and Y. Determine the Pearson correlation coefficient using SPSS.
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You are given the following pairs of sample scores on X and Y. Determine the Pearson correlation coefficient using SPSS.
Using SPSS, we compute the Pearson correlation to be ?.397.
The rank biserial is a variation of which of the following correlation coefficients?
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You are given the following pairs of sample scores on X and Y. Determine the Pearson correlation coefficient.
The Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient is computed as follows.
A researcher has three variables and is computing three correlation coefficient hypothesis tests using those variables. The researcher was originally testing at an alpha of .05. If the researcher makes a Bonferroni adjustment, what will the alpha level be? Round to three decimal places.
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A researcher has five variables and is computing ten correlation coefficient hypothesis tests using those variables. The researcher was originally testing at an alpha of .05. If the researcher makes a Bonferroni adjustment, what will the alpha level be? Round to three decimal places.
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