Across
- 4. Predicts an outcome variable based on one or more predictor variables.
- 5. In this relationship higher scores on one variable are associated with higher scores on another.
- 7. When awareness of observation changes behavior.
- 9. In this relationship higher scores on one variable are associated with lower scores on another.
- 10. Compare two or more pre-existing groups (e.g., different ages) at one time point.
- 11. This type of correlation occurs because of a third variable, not a direct connection.
Down
- 1. Measures two variables and assesses the statistical relationship between them without manipulating variables.
- 2. Collects and analyzes non-numerical data (e.g., interviews, notes) using non-statistical methods.
- 3. Follow the same group of people over time to observe change.
- 6. This is the variable being predicted in regression.
- 8. With this problem, correlation cannot determine which variable causes which.
- 12. This is the variable used to predict an outcome.