What Is One Difference Between a Correlation Coefficient and an ANOVA

question 33

Multiple Choice

What is one difference between a correlation coefficient and an ANOVA

• A) Correlation coefficients find the strength of a relationship between variables.
• B) ANOVAs have a much more limited range of uses.
• C) Scatterplots are more useful at illustrating the findings of an ANOVA.
• D) Correlation coefficients are less helpful in discovering patterns in the data.

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