Lesson 17 Pearson’s Correlation Coefficient
85 7999.92 85 (24)(333.33) 85 r = = = = Step 4: Make a Decision about the Null Reject the null Å Since the value we computed in Step 3 is larger than the critical value in Step 2, we reject the null. Step 5: Write a Conclusion There is a relationship between years spent in college and income. The more years of school, the more the subsequent ...
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