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Title: A research worker gave a scholastic aptitude test to a sample of eighth graders. Then she correlated ... Post by: BritishGent on Jun 26, 2017 A research worker gave a scholastic aptitude test to a sample of eighth graders. Then she correlated the aptitude test scores with the chronological ages of the subjects. She found a correlation of -.42. How should this result be interpreted?
A) The relationship between age and intelligence decreases as people reach the age of 14. B) She had obviously made a computational error. C) None of these interpretations is justified. D) Her sample was composed of dull pupils. E) The older members of the grade tended usually to be dull pupils and vice-versa. Title: Re: A research worker gave a scholastic aptitude test to a sample of eighth graders. Then she ... Post by: Erhardt on Jun 26, 2017 Content hidden
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