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    In Correlational Studies,a Variable That Has Not Been Measured Sometimes
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In Correlational Studies,a Variable That Has Not Been Measured Sometimes

Question 54

Question 54

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In correlational studies,a variable that has not been measured sometimes accounts for the relationship between the two measured variables.This is known as the confounded variable.

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