Suppose that there were strong correlation between the varaibles n and p. Which of these is a true statement? A. P must cause n. B. n must not cause p. C. n must cause p. D. n may cause p.

D. n may cause p.

Step-by-step explanation:

Correlation does not equal causation, so any statements that are too strong (like ones including the word must) will not be true.

We cannot assume something from a correlation relationship, but we can say that something may be related to it.

So, D is right because it proposes an idea instead of saying that something must/must not cause another thing.

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