In the Correlation Test for Normality, the Null Hypothesis Is

question 4

Multiple Choice

In the correlation test for normality, the null hypothesis is rejected if the linear correlation coefficient between the sample data and their normal scores is:

• A)too much bigger than 1.
• B)too close to 1.
• C)too far from 1.
• D)too much smaller than 1.

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