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A researcher is interested in determining someone’s level of tidiness based on their average number of...
A researcher is interested in determining someone’s level of tidiness based on their average number of hours of “free” time per week. Use the information in the table below (per data collected from 68 participants) to help this researcher with his investigation
| r = .734 | Tidiness | Free Time |
| means | 78.12 | 7.43 |
| SDs | 12.67 | 2.98 |
1.State exactly how much one’s tidiness score would change per extra hour of free time. If any calculations are done, be sure to show calculations properly per the instructions for credit.
2.If someone did not have any free time per week, what would you expect their tidiness score to be? If any calculations are done, be sure to show calculations properly per the instructions for credit.
3.If someone averaged 12 hours of free time per week, what would you expect their tidiness score to be? If any calculations are done, be sure to show calculations properly per the instructions for credit
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