Question 1
Compute Pearson r for X=[1,2,3], Y=[2,4,6]; state one limitation.
Four first-year problems and a shared 20-mark rubric.
Compute Pearson r for X=[1,2,3], Y=[2,4,6]; state one limitation.
Discuss how an outlier could change r and what a scatterplot reveals.
Identify a confounder if motivation affects both study hours and scores.
Compare Pearson and Spearman and write a carefully bounded finding.
Each task: concept 2, application/calculation 2, bounded interpretation 1. Not official UCL marking.
These multiple-choice answers offer public learning feedback; the instructor's written-solution key remains private.