For which prediction is the standard error of the estimate greater?
a.) composite SAT scores from the state's expenditure per student
b.) state expenditure per student from composite SAT scores
c.) SAT Quantitative scores from SAT Verbal scores C
d.) SAT Verbal scores from SAT Quantitative scores
The correct option is (d).
As standard error is greater when we have less data to calculate from population.
When the sample is big enough the standard error tends to zero.
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