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What is a “common cause” in the context of correlation and causality? (1 correct...

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What is a “common cause” in the context of correlation and causality? (1 correct answer)

A variable that is influenced by both variables in the correlation.

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A variable that is only correlated with one of the two variables in question.

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A variable that independently causes both variables to be correlated.

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A misleading statistical artifact caused by chance.

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