A Negative Correlation Between a Hockey Player's Age and the Number

question 70

Multiple Choice

A negative correlation between a hockey player's age and the number of minutes he spends in the penalty box indicates that:

• A) spending more time on the ice leads hockey players to become skilled at avoiding the referees.
• B) older players make fewer penalties because they have reduced testosterone levels.
• C) the older a player is, the less time he spends in the penalty box.
• D) an older player's greater experience has taught him how to avoid making penalties.

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