A measure of the degree of correlation between two variables is a
A) statistical correlation.
B) financial correlation.
C) correlation statistic.
D) correlation coefficient.
E) correlation variable.

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The term "correlation coefficient" specifically refers to the measure of correlation between two variables. A, B, and C are more general terms that could refer to any type of statistical analysis or measurement, while E is not a commonly used term in the context of correlation.

A Measure of the Degree of Correlation Between Two Variables