Corelation coefficients were used in this section. Here’s a quick review: Correlations do not indicate cause-effect, but they do tell us whether two things are associated in some way. A correlation of...

Corelation coefficients were used in this section. Here’s a quick review: Correlations do
not indicate cause-effect, but they do tell us whether two things are associated in some
way. A correlation of -1.0 represents perfect ______________ (agreement/disagreement)
between two sets of scores: As one score goes up, the other score goes ______________
(up/down). A correlation of ______________ represents no association. The highest correlation, +1.0, represents perfect ______________ (agreement/disagreement): As the first
score goes up, the other score goes ______________ (up/down)