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How much greater is the shared variance between two variables if the Pearson correlation coefficient between them is –.4 than if it is .2?

How much greater is the shared variance between two variables if the Pearson correlation coefficient between them is –.4 than if it is .2?
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How much greater is the shared variance between two variables if the Pearson correlation coefficient between them is –.4 than if it is .2?

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The variance is twice as big since it doesn't account for sings

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