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    Incorrectly Interpreting a Correlation Between Two Factors as Evidence of Causation
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Incorrectly Interpreting a Correlation Between Two Factors as Evidence of Causation

Question 46

Question 46

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Incorrectly interpreting a correlation between two factors as evidence of causation is best avoided by making use of


A) experiments.
B) survey research.
C) case studies.
D) naturalistic observation.

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