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Correlation

Correlation. Assumptions: You can plot a scatter graph You know what positive, negative and no correlation look like on a scatter graph. Correlation describes the strength of the relationship between two variables. Paired data is often known as bivariate data.

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Classroom Management

Classroom Management. SPEC 534 Session #3. Objectives. Implement a systematic approach to identifying, assessing, and addressing behavioral concerns to promote student growth Identifying the factors which contribute to behavior Determining the functions of behavior and defining the problem

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3.4 Cause and Effect

3.4 Cause and Effect. For correlation, any change in x corresponds to a change in y. A high r value indicates the strength of the relation of two variables. Examples.

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Testing Your Hypothesis

Testing Your Hypothesis. In your previous assignments you were supposed to develop two hypotheses that examine a relationship between two variables. For example:

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Sociology Chapter 2 Section 2: Causation in Science

Sociology Chapter 2 Section 2: Causation in Science. According the concept of causation, events occur in predictable, nonrandom ways. Social Scientists look for the factors that cause social events to occur. Why do sociologists look for multiple causes?.

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MTH-5102 Pretest A

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RESEARCH DESIGN:

RESEARCH DESIGN:. This action research project will be conducted on a group of six 1st Graders at P.S. 282 Writing assignments by group, in a three-week period (Mondays & Wednesdays starting 11/4/13), will be examined as the class begins the new ELA (evidence-based) program called ReadyGen .

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