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A nonsignificant correlation is obtained for a random sample of 6 cases. From this we can infer that


A) A nonsignificant correlation is obtained for a random sample of 6 cases. From this we can infer that A) B) is very small C) does not differ by an important amount from 0 D) none of the above
B) A nonsignificant correlation is obtained for a random sample of 6 cases. From this we can infer that A) B) is very small C) does not differ by an important amount from 0 D) none of the above is very small
C) A nonsignificant correlation is obtained for a random sample of 6 cases. From this we can infer that A) B) is very small C) does not differ by an important amount from 0 D) none of the above does not differ by an important amount from 0
D) none of the above

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