Question 13 • 53040de1 ECAD Fall 2026 - Q2 - Psychology - S1
A significant correlation provides evidence that two variables are related, and it may support using one variable to predict the other. However, correlation alone does not establish that one variable causes another; other factors or reverse causation could explain the relationship. Therefore, the statement that a researcher may claim one variable causes another solely because results are significant is not true.
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