A Perfect Positive Correlation Between Factor a and Factor B

question 66

Multiple Choice

A perfect positive correlation between Factor A and Factor B:

• A)would mean that every time Factor A occurred, Factor B also occurred.
• B)would mean that Factor A caused Factor B to occur.
• C)would indicate that as the scores on one variable (Factor A) increased, the scores on the second variable (Factor B) decreased.
• D)represents a statistically stronger relationship between two variables than a perfect negative correlation.

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