When Variables Have Effects on the Outcome Which Cannot Be

question 66

Multiple Choice

When variables have effects on the outcome which cannot be distinguished from each other, those variables are said to be:

• A) correlated.
• B) confounded.
• C) Well designed.
• D) Dependent.

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