Which of the following is NOT a caveat of correlation?
A) It's use is limited to metric variables (interval or ratio scaled).
B) It examines the relationship between only two variables.
C) Do not assume cause and effect.
D) It is limited to linear relationships.
E) It is limited to Boolean relationships.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Correlation is not limited to Boolean relationships, but it is limited to metric variables (A), examines the relationship between only two variables (B), should not assume cause and effect (C), and is limited to linear relationships (D).

Which of the Following Is NOT a Caveat of Correlation