Assume a moderate, positive correlation between fathers' weight and sons' adult weight. For a father whose weight is one standard deviation below the mean, we predict his son's weight will be
a. more than one standard deviation below the mean.
b. one standard deviation below the mean.
c. less than one standard deviation below the mean.
d. at the mean.
e. one standard deviation above the mean.
Ans: c
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