For a Third Variable to Be Plausible as the Explanation

question 54

Multiple Choice

For a third variable to be plausible as the explanation in an established association, which of the following must also be true?

• A)The third variable must be related to both of the measured variables in the original association.
• B)The third variable must be measured on the same scale as the original measured variables.
• C)The third variable must be a categorical variable.
• D)The third variable must have a positive relationship with the two measured variables in the original association.

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Definitions:

Trait Theory

A psychological approach that studies personality through the identification and measurement of specific characteristics or traits that define an individual's behavior consistently over time.

Traits

Characteristics or qualities that define an individual or thing, often distinguishing them from others.

Conscience

An inner sense of right and wrong that guides an individual's thoughts, actions, and decisions.

Id

In Freudian psychology, the part of the mind in which innate instinctive impulses and primary processes are manifest.