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    If a Significant Correlation Is Found Between X and Y
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If a Significant Correlation Is Found Between X and Y

Question 36

Question 36

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If a significant correlation is found between X and Y, that means


A) X may cause Y.
B) Y may cause X.
C) a third variable may cause both X and Y.
D) that all of these answers are correct.

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