Can children estimate their own reading ability? To study this question,investigators

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Can children estimate their own reading ability? To study this question,investigators asked 60 fifth-grade children to estimate their own reading ability, on a scale from 1 (low) to 5 (high). Figure 4.8 is a scatterplot of the childrensestimates (response) against their scores on a reading test (explanatory).7(a) What explains the stair-step pattern in the plot?(b) Is there an overall positive association between reading score andself-estimate?(c) There is one clear outlier. What is this childs self-estimated reading level?Does this appear to over- or underestimate the level as measured by the test?

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