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    If Variables X and Y Are Correlated, Then Which of the Following
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If Variables X and Y Are Correlated, Then Which of the Following

Question 50

Question 50

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If variables X and Y are correlated, then which of the following is a possibility?


A) X causes Y.
B) Y causes X.
C) X and Y may be caused by a third variable, Z.
D) All the above are possibilities.

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