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Explain illusory correlations and regression toward the mean.

Explain illusory correlations and regression toward the mean.
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Explain illusory
correlations and regression
toward the mean.

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Answer: Refers to the perception of a relationship between two variables when only a minor or no relationship actually exists. May be fed by regression toward the mean

Explanation: found on google
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