When Testing the Significance of a Correlation Coefficient,the Usual Null

question 37

Short Answer

When testing the significance of a correlation coefficient,the usual null hypothesis is that the correlation in the population is __________.(Give a number.)

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Definitions:

Positive Emotions

Feelings that are enjoyable or pleasurable, such as happiness, joy, or love.

Negative Emotions

Feelings such as sadness, anger, fear, or disgust that are often associated with unpleasant or harmful experiences.

Feedback System

A process or mechanism that uses the output or result of a system to regulate or control its future activity or input.

Affective Forecasting

The process of predicting one's emotional reactions to future events or outcomes.