Students Who Study a Little for Tests Tend to Make

question 109

Multiple Choice

Students who study a little for tests tend to make more errors on tests; students who study a lot, tend to make fewer errors. If a researcher collected data on such test scores, she would likely spot:

• A) an inferential statistic
• B) a variable standard deviation
• C) a positive correlation
• D) a negative correlation

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