If two variables have a correlational coefficient value of +.98, this would indicate that the two variables have a strong, relationship, which means that as scores on one variable increase, so do scores on the other. True or false?

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Kole Wolfe

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17 December, 14:17

If two variables have a correlational coefficient value of +.98, this would indicate that the two variables have a strong, relationship, which means that as scores on one variable increase, so do scores on the other. True or false?

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Lisa · Answer 1

The given statement is true.

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The given statement is true.

The correlation between two variables is + 0.98.

Coefficient of correlation measure linear relation between two variables. The positive coefficient of correlation tells that with increase in one variable leads to increase in other variables.

Thus, a positive correlation of 0.98 means that the two variables have a strong relationship and with increase in one variable, the other variable increases.