The Directionality Problem in Correlational Research Refers To

question 131

Multiple Choice

The directionality problem in correlational research refers to:

• A)The common tendency for inexperienced researchers to mistakenly interpret a negative correlation as a positive correlation
• B)Being unable to detect causal relations from correlational data
• C)The biases of the researcher leading him or her astray from the truth
• D)None of the above

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