Slope versus Correlation Coefficient It is quite possible for two different bivariate data sets to have identical slopes for predicting Y from X but different correlation coefficients (aka standardized slopes) for pred - Theory X and theory Y - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Slope versus Correlation Coefficient It is quite possible for two different bivariate data sets to have identical slopes for predicting Y from X but different correlation coefficients (aka standardized slopes) for pred Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-12-17 20:02:37 Open Document File Size: 96,53 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Pearson / / Facility East Carolina University / / Organization East Carolina University / / Person Karl L. Wuensch / Unstandardized Coefficients Standardized Coefficients / / Position Model / / SocialTag Covariance and correlation Econometrics Estimation theory Standardized coefficient Correlation and dependence Linear regression Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient Beta Statistics Regression analysis

Slope versus Correlation Coefficient It is quite possible for two different bivariate data sets to have identical slopes for predicting Y from X but different correlation coefficients (aka standardized slopes) for predAdd to Reading List