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    What Does It Mean If the Correlation Between Variables a and B
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What Does It Mean If the Correlation Between Variables a and B

Question 123

Question 123

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What does it mean if the correlation between variables A and B is negative?​


A) A causes B.
B) ​B causes A.
C) ​A and B are unrelated.
D) ​When A increases, B usually decreases.

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