Question

question 25 of 30
a relationship between two variables is called:

a. causation.

b. finite.

c. observable.

d. correlation.

Explanation:

• Option A: Causation implies one variable causes a change in another, but the question is about a general relationship, not necessarily causal.
• Option B: Finite refers to a limited quantity, not a relationship between variables.
• Option C: Observable means something that can be seen/measured, not a relationship term.
• Option D: Correlation specifically describes the relationship (association) between two variables, making it the correct choice.

Answer:

D. correlation.