In a ________,the researcher can assign a general direction to the association between the two variables.
A)linear relationship
B)curvilinear relationship
C)monotonic relationship
D)nonmonotonic relationship

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A monotonic relationship refers to a consistent directional association between two variables, either increasing or decreasing. This is broader than a linear or curvilinear relationship, which specifically refers to a straight or curved line, respectively. A nonmonotonic relationship may show different directions of association at different points, making it less predictable.

In a ________,The Researcher Can Assign a General Direction to the Association