What Is the Difference Between a Concurrent Relationship and a Sequential

question 19

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between a concurrent relationship and a sequential one, in terms of A and B?

• A)In a sequential relationship, A occurs before B; in a concurrent relationship, A occurs independently of b.
• B)In a concurrent relationship, causation is clear; in a sequential relationship, causation is unclear.
• C)Variable values do not change at the exact same time in a sequential relationship, whereas they change at the exact same time in a concurrent one.
• D)Measurement of variables is possible in a sequential relationship, whereas measurement of variables is impossible in a concurrent relationship.

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