Without doing any calculations, do the scores below indicate a positive or a negative relationship? Person Depression score Sadness Score Jim 220 140 No calculations Jane 100 50 needed for #14! Tina 170 100 Think!!! Richie 190 110 Xavier 130 80 Curvlinear Positive Negative Impossible to determine
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