The Numerical Measure of the Strength of the Relationship Between

question 17

Multiple Choice

The numerical measure of the strength of the relationship between variables is called

• A) causation.
• B) a confounding factor.
• C) correlation.
• D) a meta-analysis.
• E) an interpretation.

Know how to set up and interpret an ANOVA table, including calculating critical values.

Distinguish between different experimental designs and their suitability for comparing more than two populations.

Understand the requirements for the F-test in the context of ANOVA and randomized block designs.

Recognize the role of sum of squares for blocks (SSB) in reducing within-treatment variation.

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