A Student Eats a Candy Bar Just Prior to Taking

Multiple Choice

A student eats a candy bar just prior to taking a test and receives a high grade.He does not buy one for the next test and receives a low score.On his third test, he again eats a candy bar and gets a high score.This student concludes that eating candy bars leads to higher test scores.His hypothesis

A) should be termed a "theory."
B) assumes that correlation implies causation.
C) assumes that causation implies correlation.
D) reflects the amount of studying he had done for the exams.