When the Correlation Between Two Sets of Interval Measures Is

question 49

Multiple Choice

When the correlation between two sets of interval measures is significant and positive, the value of the paired t will always be

• A) higher than the independent t
• B) lower than the independent t
• C) equal to the independent t
• D) none of these

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