The Limitation of Covariance as a Descriptive Measure of Association

question 33

Multiple Choice

The limitation of covariance as a descriptive measure of association is that it

• A)Only captures positive relationships
• B)Does not capture the units of the variables
• C)Is very sensitive to the units of the variables
• D)Is invalid if one of the variables is categorical
• E)None of these options

Comprehend the impact of group cohesiveness on group dynamics and productivity.

Recognize the importance of meeting members' task and maintenance needs for sustained high performance in groups.

Identify the strategies for establishing positive norms and enhancing group and team performance.

Understand the implications of maintenance activities on group task performance.

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