If the Correlations Are Identified as Significant (With Asterisks), That

question 2

Multiple Choice

If the correlations are identified as significant (with asterisks) , that means:

• A)You have a strong and reliable relationship between the two variables.
• B)You have a strong and reliable relationship between the three variables.
• C)You have a statistically significant, but not necessarily strong, correlation between the two variables.
• D)You have a reliable, but not necessarily strong, correlation between the three variables.
• E)You have a strong, but not necessarily reliable, correlation between the three variables.

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Definitions:

Proportion

A fraction or percentage that represents a part of a whole or a total.

Test

An examination or evaluation conducted to determine the presence, quality, or truth of a specific characteristic, hypothesis, or condition.

Degrees Of Freedom

The number of values in a statistical calculation that are free to vary.

Poisson Distribution

A probability distribution that models the number of times an event occurs in a fixed interval of time or space.