Correlation Versus Causation
Which of the following best describes the difference between correlation and causation?
ACausation indicates an association between two variables, whereas correlation establishes that one variable directly affects another.
BCausation is generally easier to establish than correlation.
CCorrelation indicates an association between two variables, whereas causation establishes that one variable directly affects another.
DThe two terms are essentially synonymous.
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