Theories describe relationships that might logically be expected among variables. This expectation often involves _____: a person's attributes on one variable are expected to cause or encourage a particular attribute on another variable.

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A. This is an incorrect answer because the theories that describe logically expected relationships among variables involve the notion of causation not effect.
B. This is an incorrect answer because the theories that describe logically expected relationships among variables involve the notion of causation not both of cause and effect.
C. This is an incorrect answer because the theories that describe logically expected relationships among variables involve the notion of causation.
D. The correct answer is "D" because the theories that describe logically expected relationships among variables involve the notion of causation.

Theories Describe Relationships That Might Logically Be Expected Among Variables