You have data from 25 people (N = 25) on two variables:1) Self-restraint2)?umber of delinquent acts?measured at age 10: Those who score high on this measure have a lot of self-restraint and think about things before doing them. It is a continuous variable. It is measured in the following way: a plate of cookies was placed before each kid by an experimenter who told the kid not to take a cookie until “he/she really wanted it”. The experimenter then left the room and the score for each kid is the number of minutes that passed before a kid grabbed a cookie – those who took less time have less self-restraint.and?ommitted between the ages of 10 and 17.Here is your data:Use the?his formula?Links to an external site.)?o calculate Pearson’s r correlation coefficient.HINT: You may find it helpful to download?his worksheet?o help you keep track of the arithmetic involved. The first row is filled in for you.?r ??????????Bank Answers choose!)(-0.745)(-0.932)(0.079)(0.863)r2??(Bank Answers choose!)(0.31)(0.56)(0.89)(0.01), which means that?(Bank Answers 31%, 56%, 89%, 1%)________of the variance in?umber of delinquent acts is explained by?omeone’s self-restraint score.BusinessEconomicsMicroeconomicsCMJ 302
