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Joel conducts a correlational study on the relationship between alcohol intake and self-perceived attractiveness. His results indicate a negative correlation, which means that:
a. there was no relationship between alcohol intake and self-perceived attractiveness.
b. as alcohol consumption increased, self-perceived attractiveness increased
c. as alcohol consumption increased, self-perceived attractiveness decreased.
d. as alcohol consumption decreased, self-perceived attractiveness decreased.

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