When Two Variables Have Been Observed to Have a Tendency

question 47

Multiple Choice

When two variables have been observed to have a tendency to occur at the same time, we can say there is ______ but not necessarily ______.

• A) causation; correlation
• B) correlation; causation
• C) positivity; causation
• D) normality; correlation

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Definitions:

Phenomenon

Phenomenon refers to an observable event, fact, or circumstance that can be scientifically investigated to gain understanding or evidence about it, often used to describe unusual or remarkable occurrences.

Social Support Theory

A theory that suggests support from social networks has positive effects on an individual's health and well-being.

Instrumental Support

Refers to the provision of tangible aid and services that directly assist a person in need.

Innovation

The introduction of new ideas, devices, or methods, often leading to improvements in processes, products, or technology.