A) chi square
B) gamma
C) Pearson's r
D) the partial correlation coefficient
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A) Zy = a - b1*Z1 - b2Z2
B) Zy = a + b1X1 - b2X2
C) Zy = b1*Z1 + b2*Z2
D) Zy = b1*Z1 - b2Z2
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A) the total number of variables is not greater than three
B) the independents are strongly correlated with each other
C) each independent is linearly related with the dependent variable
D) sample size is less than 100
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A) Money CAN buy happiness
B) Friends are more important than money for happiness
C) Taken together, income and number of friends explain 45% of the variance in happiness
D) Taken together, income and number of friends explain 0.45% of the variance in happiness
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Multiple Choice
A) Z should become the new independent variable
B) Z should become the new dependent variable
C) Z should be disregarded and a new control variable should be selected
D) Z should be disregarded and a new independent variable should be selected
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A) partial correlation and regression
B) bivariate correlation and regression
C) multiple correlation and regression
D) interactive correlation and regression
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A) interaction
B) direct relationships
C) spurious relationships
D) intervening relationships
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A) direct
B) statistically significant
C) spurious
D) interactive
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A) None, these results are mathematically impossible.
B) There is a spurious relationship between X and Y
C) X and Z are both caused by Y
D) X and Z are separate, uncorrelated causes of Y
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A) the bivariate relationship between X and Y
B) the relationship between the dependent and control variables
C) the bivariate relationship after controlling for the third variable
D) the bivariate relationship after controlling for the fourth variable
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A) the point where the line crosses the Y axis
B) the combined effects of all independents on the dependent variable
C) the amount of change in Y for a unit change in one independent variable while controlling for all other independent variables
D) the residual effects of the independent after partialling out the effect of the dependent variable
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Multiple Choice
A) Pearson's r is .17, partial correlation coefficient is .16
B) Pearson's r is .78, partial correlation coefficient is .50
C) Pearson's r is .10, partial correlation coefficient is .20
D) Pearson's r is .00, partial correlation coefficient is .00
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Multiple Choice
A) Z is caused by both X and Y
B) The independents have equally strong relationships with the dependent
C) This is a spurious relationship
D) There is a direct relationship between X and Y after controlling for the effects of Z
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Multiple Choice
A) Pearson's r is .37, partial correlation coefficient is .36
B) Pearson's r is .78, partial correlation coefficient is .30
C) Pearson's r is -.10, partial correlation coefficient is -.15
D) Pearson's r is .00, partial correlation coefficient is .00
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A) a
B) b*
C) a*
D) b
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A) a direct relationship between X and Y
B) a spurious relationship between X and Z
C) interaction between X, Y, and Z
D) an intervening relationship between X and Y, interaction between X and Z
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A) greater in value
B) lower in value
C) less trustworthy
D) less representative of the population
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A) the combined effects of the independents
B) the partial effects of the independents
C) the independent effects of the partials
D) the relative importance of the independents
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A) the first-order partial correlation coefficient
B) the second-order partial correlation coefficient
C) the intervening partial correlation coefficient
D) the
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A) Z should become the new independent variable
B) Z should become the new dependent variable
C) Z should be disregarded and a new control variable should be selected
D) Z should be disregarded and a new independent variable should be selected
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