AP Statisticsmediummcq1 pt
Confounding occurs when
A.two variables' effects cannot be separated
B.variables are perfectly separated
C.only one variable exists
D.data is missing
Explanation
Core Concept
Confounding mixes causes.
Correct Answer
Atwo variables' effects cannot be separated
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