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Which of the following statements is true about correlation statistics?
 
  a. They cannot be calculated with nominal level variables.
  b. They can only be calculated with ratio-level variables.
  c. They can only be calculated with ordinal level variables.
  d. They can be calculated with variables at any level of measurement.


The more overlap among the independent variables in a multiple correlation analysis, the greater the sum of each variable's unique amount of shared variance with the dependent variable.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false


Trivial relationships:
 
  a. Can be statistically significant with very large sample sizes.
  b. Are more likely to be statistically significant with smaller sample sizes.
  c. Are never statistically significant.
  d. None of these
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