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(Figure: Determining Surplus and Loss) In the graph, if the government sets a minimum price of $12, this is an example of a binding price floor.
True Score
An individual’s actual score on a variable being measured, as opposed to the score the individual obtained on the measure itself.
Measurement Error
The degree to which a measurement deviates from the true score value.
Measure
A method or tool used for quantifying, assessing, or determining the level, quantity, or capacity of a variable or phenomenon.
Pearson Product-moment
A statistical coefficient expressing the correlation between two variables, measuring the strength and direction of their linear relationship.
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