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Write down as many terms/descriptors /evaluative points you can remember about Correlations Definition of what a correlation is. Description of the types of correlations. Description of what is a weak or strong correlation How are correlations presented?
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Positive Correlation Negative Correlation Zero Correlation Causation Correlation Coefficient Operationalise Variables Hypothesis One-tailed Hypothesis Two-tailed Hypothesis Alternate Hypothesis Null Hypothesis Descriptive Statistics Inferential Statistics Scattergram Cause-and-effect
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You need to operationalize your two variables When conducting a correlation study do you manipulate a IV? Why or why not?
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There will be a significant [direction] correlation between [variable 1] (measured by [something]) and [variable 2] (measured by [something]) There will be no significant correlation between [variable 1] (measured by [something]) and [variable 2] (measured by [something]) Alternative. Null
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There will be a significant [direction] correlation between [variable 1] (measured by [something]) and [variable 2] (measured by [something]) There will be a significant correlation between [variable 1] (measured by [something]) and [variable 2] (measured by [something]) 1Tailed 2Tailed No Direction
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