Multiple Choice
When n is very large, we may find that
A) the standard error of the sampling distribution cannot be determined
B) large values of r may suggest that we should retain the hypothesis that
when it is false
C) the sampling distribution departs substantially from a normal distribution
D) the correlation coefficient is shown to be significantly different from zero when in fact the true value of
is not importantly different from zero
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