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

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

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Afrazier · Answer 1 · 2021-06-19T03:24:43+0000

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correlation; causation

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Correlation is how strongly related are two variables. Causation when one event is the result of another. This means that in the question given even though both variables correlate they can have different causes.

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