This question is a pearsons correlation: Dr. Flett was interested to see if a negative relationship...
This question is a pearsons correlation:
Dr. Flett was interested to see if a negative relationship existed between people’s level of perfectionism and self-compassion. A random sample of 102 people completed a perfectionism questionnaire and also a self-compassion questionnaire.
Does a pearsons correlation have an independent and dependent variable? if those what is the IV and DV in this question?
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No, the Pearson's correlation does not have any independent variable. In fact both the variables are dependent. Givem the value of one variable, you can predict the value of the other variable using the correlation coefficient.
However you cannot make any causal inference from Correlational research. There is nothing like independent and dependent variable in Correlation.
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