Low reliability of variables
A) does not effect interrelatedness of variables.
B) decreases the chance of finding significant relationships.
C) increases the chance of finding number of significant relationships.
D) may either increase of decrease the chance of finding significant relationship.

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When variables have low reliability, it means that they are not consistently measuring what they are intended to measure, which affects the accuracy and consistency of the data. As a result, it decreases the chances of finding significant relationships between variables, as the data obtained may not accurately reflect the underlying constructs being studied.

Low Reliability of Variables