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A researcher observed the amount of $ given to a panhandler and rated the happiness of...

A researcher observed the amount of $ given to a panhandler and rated the happiness of the person being asked on a scale from 1-10. For C & D, happiness is the predictor and $ given is the criterion.

Here are the results:
Happiness Rating = 4 for $0 Given
Happiness Rating = 6 for $1 Given
Happiness Rating = 8 for $3 Given
Happiness Rating = 2 for $0 Given

For Happiness, M = 5, SD = 2.24
For $ Given, M = 1, SD = 1.22

A. What is the correlation coeffecient?
B. Explain your result for part A to someone who's not familiar with correlation coefficient. Make sure you explain the strength & direction of the correlation.
C. What is the predicted Z score on $ given for someone whose happiness is Z = 2?
D. What is the predicted raw score on $ given for someone whose happiness is Z = 2?

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