Answer:
Strong positive
Explanation:
In studies, we usually establish relationships between two or more variables using correlations. Correlations tell us how this variables are related.
- Two variables have a positive correlation when if one increases the other increases too.
- Two variables have a negative correlation when if one increases the other decreases and vice versa.
Also, a correlation can be weak, moderate or strong. Researchers agree that a correlation that is larger than 0.70 should be considered a strong correlation.
In this example Isabella reads about a study saying there's a correlation coefficient of +0.85 between hours spent studying and final exam grade. <u>The fact that the sign of this correlation is "+" tells us that it is positive</u> (the more hours spent studying, the better final exam grade). We can also see that <u>the coefficient is 0.85 which is greater than 0.70 and therefore we can consider this correlation as a strong one.</u>
Thus, Isabella would conclude that this is a strong positive relationship.
Answer: The result was a result of the company's decision to lower wages. The organization lowered the wages while keeping rents in its company town high. The strike brought American railroads to a halt.
Explanation: The Pullman Strike affected rail transportation nationwide, essentially bringing American business and railroads to a halt. The workers resented not only cut in wages, but management's intrusiveness into their personal lives. The government however became involved, federal troops was sent to open railroads. The strike was a result of the company's decision to lower wages. The organization lowered the wages while keeping rents in its company town high.
