Question.3908 - This week, we are learning about correlation and the Pearson r correlation coefficient. Correlations tell us about relationships between variables (not cause and effect). After you read the chapter and review the material in this module, do the following activity: Go to Google Scholar (type "Google Scholar" in Google and click the Google Scholar link that shows up as the first link). This site lets you find scholarly articles (articles published in peer reviewed journals - reviewed by peer experts, which makes them more scientifically reliable). Type "correlation between" in the search field, and a few topics will pop up as options you can choose from. Scroll through the topics and select one that sounds interesting to you, and click search or enter. Articles related to what you chose should come up. Scroll through the articles, and choose one available in PDF format ("PDF" should be noted on the right side of the article listing when PDFs are available) in the topic you have selected. Skim through the article and provide the following as best you can based on material covered in this module (do your best with what you read and understand from the article): What were the variables being explored in this study, what relationship was explored (usually in the introduction section)? What were the hypotheses in this study? What predictions were the researchers making? (usually found after the review of the literature and right before the method section) Under the results section, find a report of a correlation and type it in here (find r reported in APA style as per your textbook; any r result reported): What does this result mean? What was a decision made about this result in terms of significance? Also, what was the p value for the r you reported in question 3; is that significant or not?
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