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Which of the following is an example of an ex post facto fallacy?
A) Since A and B are related, you assume that A caused B.
B) Since the manipulation of the independent variable A results in a consistent change in the dependent variable B, you assume that the change in A causes the change in B.
C) Since no correlation between A and B is found, you assume that there is no causal relationship between A and B.
D) Since only a contingency between A and B is established, you assume that there is no causal connection between A and B.
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Research Methods: A Process of Inquiry

Research Methods: A Process of Inquiry


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Excellent, what I needed. Respect
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I was pretty confident with this, you're welcome.
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