In a sample of 60 students, the combination of household income and high school GPA predicting college GPA had an R = .45, F(2, 57) = 7.34, the researcher would ______. A) not reject the null hypothesis (p .05) B) not reject the null hypothesis (p .05) D) reject the null hypothesis (p

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In a sample of 60 students, the combination of household income and high school GPA predicting college GPA had an R = .45, F(2, 57) = 7.34, the researcher would ______. A) not reject the null hypothesis (p > .05) B) not reject the null hypothesis (p < .05) C) reject the null hypothesis (p >.05) D) reject the null hypothesis (p <.05)

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The F statistic is significant (p < .05), indicating that the predictor variables (household income and high school GPA) are significantly related to the outcome variable (college GPA). Therefore, the null hypothesis (that there is no relationship between the predictor variables and the outcome variable) is rejected.

In a Sample of 60 Students, the Combination of Household