Author Question: When two variables are correlated, we often don't know which might be a causal variable. This ... (Read 112 times)

Garrulous · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

When two variables are correlated, we often don't know which might be a causal variable. This limitation refers to the

a. restricted range problem.
b. third variable problem.
c. directionality problem.
d. latent variable problem.

Question 2

A comparison of the rates of injury of female athletes compared to male athletes involves an independent variable that is

a. a subject variable.
b. a manipulated variable.
c. a situational variable.
d. a task variable.