Assume That There Is a Strong Negative Correlation Between Two

question 201

Multiple Choice

Assume that there is a strong negative correlation between two variables: variable 1 and variable 2. If you know that a person's score on variable 1 is low, what would be your best prediction for the person's score on variable 2?

• A) The person's score on variable 2 should be high.
• B) The person's score on variable 2 should also be low.
• C) The person's score on variable 2 should be above average.
• D) The person's score on variable 2 should be average.

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