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6. A researcher wants to determine how an effort score (0-10) and an engagement score (0-100)...

6. A researcher wants to determine how an effort score (0-10) and an engagement score (0-100) impact performance (high/low) for nurses enrolled in an online graduate programs. What test would you recommend she utilize? T

a. test for independent groups

b. Pearson's Correlation Coefficient

c. ANOVA

d. Logistic Regression

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option D is correct

d. Logistic Regression

(since response variable is binary , therefore this can be modeled through logistic regression)

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