A kinesiology professor is studying the effects of technology-enabled learning on student performance in university courses. To address this purpose, the professor collects data on thoughts about using technology to learn at university from undergraduate students only at the end of the 12-week term. These data are linked to student grades earned at multiple different points in time during the 12-week term. Can the professor claim that technology-enabled learning causes student performance using data from this study? A. Yes, if the two variables are correlated it demonstrates an association between X and Y which is sufficient evidence for causationB. No, the research study fails to satisfy the criteria for temporal precedence between X and YC. Yes, the research study satisfies the criterion for temporal precedence between X and YD. No, the research study does not permit associations between variable X and variable Y to be established which is the only requirement for making causal statements

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A kinesiology professor is studying the effects of technology-enabled learning on student performance in university courses. To address this purpose, the professor collects data on thoughts about using technology to learn at university from undergraduate students only at the end of the 12-week term. These data are linked to student grades earned at multiple different points in time during the 12-week term. Can the professor claim that technology-enabled learning causes student performance using data from this study?

A. Yes, if the two variables are correlated it demonstrates an association between X and Y which is sufficient evidence for causation
B. No, the research study fails to satisfy the criteria for temporal precedence between X and Y
C. Yes, the research study satisfies the criterion for temporal precedence between X and Y
D. No, the research study does not permit associations between variable X and variable Y to be established which is the only requirement for making causal statements

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