We Cannot Determine the Causes of Behavior from a Correlation

question 72

Multiple Choice

We cannot determine the causes of behavior from a correlation because

• A) a negative correlation means that the two variables are not related to each other.
• B) the relationship may not hold for the control group.
• C) we need more than two variables before we can determine the causes of behavior.
• D) we do not have control over other variables that may affect the correlation.

Journalize adjusting entries for unearned revenues, prepaid expenses, accrued expenses, and depreciation.

Explain the effects of omitting adjusting entries on financial statements.

Prepare necessary journal entries for payroll adjustments.

Calculate and adjust for supplies and insurance expense adjustments.

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