My question is about #10. What are the correct answers and why were mine wrong?

easurement scale that permits claims such as "three times as much as" and "half as much as" +2 with respect to the construct being measured is a(n) ratio scale. * 10. The scatterplot below appears to violate the assumption of independent observations for Pearson's r; it also has one (x, y) pair with high leverage but little influence - circle it. -0.2 -0.4 Leverage effect for T2 -0.6 -0.8 -1 -0.8 -0.6 -0.4 -0.2 Leverage effect for Ti Everyone answers this question: (4 points) 11. The hypothesis stating the numerical value of a parameter is Ho (hull ) answer with a symbol or words). Rejecting that hypothesis when it is true is a Type _\\ (you may for the a priori acceptable level of that type of error is a error. The symbol _, which is conventionally set at 0. 05 (F numerical value here)