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Dr. Bellicose found that over 75 percent of adolescents who had committed one or more crimes had parents who were punitive in their discipline study. He concluded that punitive parental discipline is a major cause of adolescent crime. Which of the following is a major flaw in Dr. Bellicose's conclusion?
A) practice effects
B) confuses correlation with causation
C) random assignment
D) cohort effects

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