Do juries decide court cases fairly when one of the opposing parties is rich and the other is poor? (a) no; most jurors are more sympathetic to poor people than to the rich, and the jurors’ sympathies affect their findings. (argument strong / argument weak) (b) no; because rich people can afford to hire better lawyers than poor people, and juries are influenced by the skill of the opposing lawyers. (argument strong / argument weak)

Match the item to the definition: indirect correlation, correlational research, correlational research, covary, pearson correlation coefficient, pearson correlation coefficient, direct correlation a. used to describe the relationship between two or more naturally occurring variables b. determines whether scores on the two variables covary c. whether two variables vary or change together d. denoted by the symbol "r" e. provides information about the sign (direction) and magnitude(strength) of the linear relationship. f. when the correlation is positiveg. when the correlation is negative