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    The Perception of a Statistical Association Between Two Variables Where
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The Perception of a Statistical Association Between Two Variables Where

Question 58

Question 58

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The perception of a statistical association between two variables where none exists is known as ______________.


A) confirmation bias
B) an illusory correlation
C) a negative correlation
D) a third variable problem

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