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Discuss the implications of: magnitude (from 0 to 1); sign ( + or -); and probability versus causality for the Correlation Coefficient (also known as the Pearson Product-Moment Correlation Coefficient).
Describe how you would develop a random sample from among students.
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1) So the scale for the Pearson correlation runs from -1 to +1, and it looks at the relationship between 2 variables.
In the middle lies the '0' point. If your correlation coefficient is 0, this means that there is NO RELATIONSHIP between variables.
Anything from -1 to 0 means that there is a INVERSE ...
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