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question 28

Multiple Choice

General findings are that there is a moderate positive correlation-about .3 to .4-between brain size and measured intelligence. We must remember, however, that this relationship does not mean that having a bigger brain is directly responsible for higher intelligence. Some third variable, such as better nutrition, might explain this relationship. This reminds us of the critical-thinking concept of

• A)correlation versus causation.
• B)replicability.
• C)Occam's Razor.
• D)extraordinary claims.

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