In order to establish a causal relationship between the independent and dependent variable, we must establish that: Variation in the independent variable is associated with variation in the dependent...


Independent and dependent variables


In order to establish a causal relationship between the independent and dependent variable, we<br>must establish that:<br>Variation in the independent variable is associated with variation in the dependent variable ·<br>O Variation in the independent variable (or exposure to the independent variable) occurred before the<br>variation in the dependent variable<br>The relationship/association between the independent variable and dependent variable is not due to<br>another variable<br>O All of the above<br>

Extracted text: In order to establish a causal relationship between the independent and dependent variable, we must establish that: Variation in the independent variable is associated with variation in the dependent variable · O Variation in the independent variable (or exposure to the independent variable) occurred before the variation in the dependent variable The relationship/association between the independent variable and dependent variable is not due to another variable O All of the above

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