The Traditional Null Hypothesis for the Inferential Test of a Correlation

question 4

Multiple Choice

The traditional null hypothesis for the inferential test of a correlation coefficient states that the correlation in the population (r) _____.

• A)does not equal 0
• B)equals 0
• C)is greater than 0
• D)equals \(\pm\)1.00

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