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magmichele12

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If Larry believes that John will start a fight with someone at the next party if he drinks too much beer, we would say that this belief is Larry's:
 
  a. axiom.
  b. data.
  c. philosophy.
  d. hypothesis.

Question 2

Studies which provide some information on cause-and-effect relationships are called:
 
  a. correlational studies.
  b. independent studies.
  c. case studies.
  d. experiments.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

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