When we think in terms of standardized data, the slope represents
A) the change in X for a one unit change in Y .
B) the number of standard deviations Ŷ will differ for a one standard deviation difference in X .
C) the height of the regression line.
D) 0.

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The slope in standardized data represents the number of standard deviations the dependent variable (Ŷ) will change for a one standard deviation change in the independent variable (X). This is a fundamental concept in regression analysis, particularly when discussing the relationship between variables in terms of their standard deviations.

When We Think in Terms of Standardized Data, the Slope