Yoga has historically been part of the exercise regimens of humans, recently however, another population has taken great interest in yoga - baby goats. In the interest of yoga-for-all, yoga centers have started offering yoga classes where humans and baby goats can practice yoga together. Researchers collected data about experiences of the yogis (human and baby goats alike) in terms of where they tended to practice (location), level of enthusiasm, how often they practice (frequency), how long they had been practicing (experience), and their overall level of yogaskills, and conducted an experiment to determine whether the number of positions the yogis had mastered changed over time.

Variables: yogi - (0=human, 1=goat) location - (1=field, 2=studio, 3=home) enthusiasm - rating of how enthusiastic the yogi is frequency - yoga sessions per week experience - how many months the yogi has been practicing yoga yogaskills - yoga skills possessed by the yogi time1-3 - number of yoga positions the yogi has mastered

Analysis 6: Run an analysis predicting yogaskills from frequency.

Question 17: How much variance in yogaskills can be accounted for by frequency? a) 1.55% b) .394% c) 15.5%

d) 39.4%