A Correlation Coefficient Is Used to Denote

question 181

Multiple Choice

A correlation coefficient is used to denote

• A)the amount of variability in a dataset
• B)the strength and direction of the relationship between two variables
• C)the degree to which the observed differences are due to chance
• D)the strength of the relationship among three or more variables

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