The more days you go to class, the better you tend to do on exams. What kind of correlation is that describing? _______________

If two variables have a significant correlation between them, then we can say that one variable CAUSED an EFFECT on the other variable (T/F)? _______________

A significant correlation between variables is often of interest because one variable can be used as a predictor of the other variable (T/F)? _______________

A scattergram whose "dots" tend to go from the upper-left to the lower-right would indicate a ____________________ relationship between variables.

A Pearson r can range in value from _______________ to ______________.

The farther a Pearson r value is from zero, the "stronger" it is (T/F)? _______________

In evaluating the significance of a Pearson r, the null hypothesis is r = 0.00 (T/F)?___________