When a Correlation Is Not Statistically Different from Zero

question 83

Multiple Choice

When a correlation is not statistically different from zero:

• A)a clear relationship exists between the two measures of interest, but the values move in opposite directions
• B)knowing the value of one measure does not allow you to predict the value of the second measure with an accuracy greater than chance
• C)high values on one measure will generally be associated with low values on the second measure
• D)low values on one measure will generally be associated with low values on the second measure

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