The condition of an independent variable being correlated to one or more other independent variables is referred to as
A)multicollinearity.
B)statistical significance.
C)linearity.
D)nonlinearity.

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The condition described is known as multicollinearity. Linearity refers to the relationship between the independent and dependent variables. Statistical significance refers to the probability that an observed effect is not due to chance. Nonlinearity refers to a relationship that is not linear.

The Condition of an Independent Variable Being Correlated to One