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Advanced topic: If the correlation coefficient for a study is known, figuring the proportionate reduction in error requires
A) dividing the correlation coefficient by 2.
B) taking the square root of the correlation coefficient.
C) multiplying the correlation coefficient by 2.
D) squaring the correlation coefficient.
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