Trend Refers to

question 125

Multiple Choice

Trend refers to

• A) a general tendency for a variable to rise or fall.
• B) the scale used on the x- and y-coordinates.
• C) increases but not decreases of a variable.
• D) decreases but not increases of a variable.

Interpret the numerical index of the strength of relationship between variables, including correlation coefficients.

Analyze the role of participant variables in research and their implications.

Explain the advantages and limitations of field experiments over laboratory experiments.

Understand the importance of randomization and control in experiments to manage extraneous variables.

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