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A level Psychology (Unit 2 revision AS) Flashcards on corralation, created by Molly Dixon on 17/05/2015.

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Image: 7f9d0728-40a0-4db8-879d-11b6d6b451c7.gif (image/gif)	- is a negative correlation + is a positive correlation
Which one is a strong positive? Image: c269664b-238a-4853-8910-d940f40ffd16 (image/png)	Image: 34141487-dc41-40dd-b873-8ecceb77a466 (image/png)
Which is a weak negative? Image: 5bfd1e8a-2ee8-445b-9f6e-bcc91068016e (image/png)	Image: 3ca379d7-5315-4c79-8f3f-621b7ff35d8e (image/png)
Which is no correlation? Image: 2838286b-d823-40cc-ae18-3fb5509c37d1 (image/png)	Image: 717f955a-a482-43c7-924b-bea502f1873d (image/png)
Which correlation would be close to -1.0?	Image: 9f15deff-78ca-4206-854d-b3dc1f006a0e (image/png)

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