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When analyzing the data she has collected for a research project, a researcher computes a correlation coefficient of +32.9 between self-esteem and classroom performance. The researcher should definitely conclude that:
A) one variable causes the other (although she doesn't know in which direction the cause-and-effect relationship goes).
B) there is a high positive correlation between self-esteem and classroom performance.
C) she has made an error in her calculations.
D) there is a low positive correlation between self-esteem and classroom performance.

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