The selected output below is from a canonical correlations a…
The selected output below is from a canonical correlations analysis of university student grade data. Homework variables, labeled “x”, are Assignment and TakeHome. Exam variables, labeled “y”, are Midterm and Final. (3pts) How could the first canonical variable (obtained from the Homework variables) be interpreted? Cite specific values from the output to support your answer. (5pts) What would a scatterplot plot between the first canonical pair of variables look like? What about the scatterplot between the second canonical pair of variables? Cite specific values from the output above to support your answer.
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Subjects are asked to focus on a center point until a shape appears, and then name the shape. Before the shape appears, an arrow appears either pointing in the direction the shape will appear (valid), pointing in both directions (neutral), or pointing in the opposite direction from which the shape will appear (invalid). How would the subjects’ reaction time for naming the shape differ among these conditions?
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