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There is a negative correlation between wearing one’s seat belt and the severity of injuries received during an accident. Which statement correctly illustrates this correlation?
A) The more often you wear your seat belt, the more serious the injury you are likely to receive in an accident.
B) The more often you wear your seat belt, the less likely you are to suffer serious injuries in an accident.
C) Wearing your seatbelt prevents you from being injured in an accident.
D) Failing to wear your seat belt increases the likelihood that you will sustain serious injuries in an accident.
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Psychology: From Inquiry to Understanding

Psychology: From Inquiry to Understanding


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