Each coefficient in a path analysis, called a "path coefficient,"
A) is an unstandardized regression coefficient.
B) consists of the bivariate correlation between the given pair of variables.
C) is derived from a multiple regression equation.
D) represents the total effect of the independent variable on the dependent variable.

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Path coefficients in path analysis are derived from multiple regression equations, representing the direct effect of one variable on another within the model.

Each Coefficient in a Path Analysis, Called a "Path Coefficient