When We Use Heterogeneous Subsamples of Data, Such as Older

question 2

Multiple Choice

When we use heterogeneous subsamples of data, such as older and younger subjects, the resulting correlation between intelligence and education could

• A) tell you more about the relationship between Age and Education than between Intelligence and Education.
• B) be very misleading.
• C) represent the relationship between Education and Intelligence accurately.
• D) all of the above

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