A research worker gave a scholastic aptitude test to a sample of eighth graders. Then he correlated the aptitude test scores with the chronological ages of the subjects. He found a correlation of - .42. How should this result be interpreted?

There is an moderate relationship between  the aptitude test scores with the chronological ages of the subjects.

Step-by-step explanation:

Here , variables →  aptitude test scores and chronological ages of the subjects.

Since correlation coefficient (-0.42) lies between  -0.5 and -0.3 .

[-0.5< -0.42< -0.3]

That means there is an moderate relationship between  the aptitude test scores with the chronological ages of the subjects.

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