Mathematics, 14.08.2020 04:01, ahmedeldyame

Your professor has noticed that some students on campus tend to ignore traffic rules when riding on bicycles. Suppose we were to monitor 6 bike-riding students on campus while recording percentage of time spent obeying traffic laws (higher percentage = more obeying the law) and number of near misses (close calls) with traffic/pedestrians. Would we find that there is a correlation between law abiding bike riding and near misses (alpha = .05)? Use a two-tailed test. What is the critical r value for this test?

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