When conducting a t test for the correlation coefficient in a study with 50 individuals, the...
When conducting a t test for the correlation coefficient in a study with 50 individuals, the degrees of freedom will be
- 48
- 49
- 51
- 52
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Sample size =n=50
Degree of freedom for hypothesis test of correlation =n-2=50-2=48
A) 48
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