Jim thought that the strong negative correlation that he observed between depression and self-esteem meant that having a low self-esteem led to high levels of depression. Jim is misinterpreting the correlation by assuming:
that there is a third variable.
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both causality and directionality.
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directionality.
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causality.
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Jim thought that the strong negative correlation that he observed between depression and self-esteem meant that having a low self-esteem led to high levels of depression. Jim is misinterpreting the correlation by assuming:

that there is a third variable.

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both causality and directionality.

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directionality.

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causality.

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that there is a third variable.

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both causality and directionality.

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directionality.

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causality.

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