Regardless of the type of observational technique used to measure behavior, the goal of any correlational study is to examine relationships between ______ or more measures of behavior.
A) one
B) two
C) three
D) four

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Correlational studies aim to examine relationships between two or more measures of behavior, so the correct choice is B. Correlations involve looking for associations or links between variables, which requires at least two measures to examine how they relate to one another. A one-measure study wouldn't be considered a correlational study since there's only one measure and nothing to correlate it with. Similarly, a three or four-measure study could be a correlational study, but it's not a requirement. Therefore, the best answer is B.

Regardless of the Type of Observational Technique Used to Measure