For women age 25 and over in the U.S. in2005, the relationship between age and e

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For women age 25 and over in the U.S. in2005, the relationship between age and educational level (years ofschooling completed) can be summarized as follows:
Average age = 50 years, SD = 16years Average edu. level = 13.2 years,SD= 3.0 years r= -0.20
True or false and explain: as youget older, you become less educated. If this statement is false,what accounts for the negative correlation?
I thought this statement was false and itmight be because the opportunities for women to seek a highereducation going back 25 years were more limited than they aretoday. Is this the right way to think about it?
Any help would be greatlyappreciated!
Average age = 50 years, SD = 16years Average edu. level = 13.2 years,SD= 3.0 years r= -0.20
True or false and explain: as youget older, you become less educated. If this statement is false,what accounts for the negative correlation?
I thought this statement was false and itmight be because the opportunities for women to seek a highereducation going back 25 years were more limited than they aretoday. Is this the right way to think about it?
Any help would be greatlyappreciated!

Explanation / Answer

Given that, Average age = 50 years, SD = 16years Average edu. level = 13.2years, SD= 3.0 years r=-0.20 Average age = 50 years, SD = 16years Average edu. level = 13.2years, SD= 3.0 years r=-0.20 as you get older, you become less educated. If this statementis false, what accounts for the negative correlation The above statment is false Yes, your opinion is correct ' the opportunities forwomen to seek a higher education going back 25 years were morelimited than they are today'

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