14. What does the \( R \)-squared value represent in a regression model? A. The correlation coefficient B. The proportion of variance explained by the model C. The significance level of the independent variables D. The standard error of the residuals 15. The correlation coefficient is used to determine: a. A specific value of the \( y \)-variable given a specific value of the \( x \)-variable b. A specific value of the \( x \)-variable given a specific value of the \( y \)-variable c. The strength of the relationship between the \( x \) and \( y \) variables d. None of these
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