You do not have a "relationship" that links the labels (or levels)for two variables unless the relationship is:
A)based upon effect
B)consistent
C)systematic
D)both consistent and systematic
E)based upon strength

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A relationship between two variables is considered a "relationship" only if it is consistent and systematic. In other words, there needs to be a pattern or trend that can be observed between the levels of the two variables. The relationship also needs to be consistent in order to be considered a true relationship. The choices of A, E, and B do not fully capture the necessary qualities of a true relationship.

You Do Not Have a "Relationship" That Links the Labels