When the Knowledge of One Event Allows for the Prediction

question 1

Multiple Choice

When the knowledge of one event allows for the prediction of another event, then the two events are

• A) significantly different
• B) causally related
• C) correlated
• D) due to chance

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Definitions:

Culture

The social behavior, norms, knowledge, and artifacts of a group of people, passed through generations.

Nature of Agreements

The fundamental characteristics and underlying principles of contracts or understandings between parties.

Cultures

The traditions, artistic expressions, societal structures, and accomplishments belonging to a specific country, ethnic group, or community.

Vary

To differ in size, amount, degree, or nature from something else in the same general category.