Why Is It Unwise to Conclude That If Two Variables

question 79

Multiple Choice

Why is it unwise to conclude that if two variables are correlated,one must have caused the other?

• A) Rarely are only two variables correlated.
• B) It is impossible to conclude that two variables are related unless one can measure them perfectly.
• C) Variables can never be measured with complete accuracy.
• D) Some unmeasured third variable might be responsible for the relationship between the two.
• E) Any single variable is bound to have multiple causes.

Comprehend Maslow's hierarchy of needs and its significance.

Recognize the three major implicit motives: power, achievement, affiliation.

Identify the key components of self-determination theory.

Understand the principles of humanistic psychology, including the role of free will.

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Definitions:

IQ

Intelligence Quotient (IQ) is a measure used to assess human intelligence, derived from standardized tests.

Cultural Differences

The variations in practices, beliefs, and norms observed among various ethnic, regional, or national groups.

Genetic Differences

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Environmental Factors

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