Let's Assume We Use SPSS to Run a Correlation Analysis,and

question 67

Multiple Choice

Let's assume we use SPSS to run a correlation analysis,and we get a Pearson correlation coefficient of .941 and a Sig.value of .000.These figures mean:

• A)there is 94.1 percent probability for supporting the null hypothesis.
• B)there is little or no probability for supporting the null hypothesis.
• C)there is little or no probability for supporting the null hypothesis,and there is a strong association.
• D)there is little or no probability for supporting the null hypothesis,and there is a strong,positive association.
• E)that more information is needed.

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