Assume that variables X and Y are significantly correlated; the concept of reverse causality tells us that

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The concept of reverse causality tells us that there might be a causal relationship between X and Y, but it is unclear which variable is causing the other. Therefore, option C is the correct answer as it suggests that either X might cause Y or Y might cause X. The other options (A, B, and D) imply a definitive direction of causality, which is not necessarily the case with reverse causality.

Assume That Variables X and Y Are Significantly Correlated; the Concept