Pearson's r (Part 1 - Interpretation & Requirements)
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I have a question for you, if you use the R-squared value (for instance with multiple regression analysis), what are then the values for strong, moderate and weak correlation? I'm guessing that would be the square of the pearson r interpretation borders, but im not sure (like 0,3^2; 0,7^2), do you happen to know this?
BananaEvilish 1 year ago
@Tarn1968 Take heart. It is not actually confusing. you just don't have a good teacher yet. Look around on you-tube and you will find one.
michalchik 1 year ago
thank you very excellent explanations.. keep it up sir
quibingcorickyamanci 1 year ago