Concepts or ideas that vary in frequency or occurrence across people, times, or places are known as:
A) Spurious factors
B) Key concepts
C) Correlatives
D) Variables

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Variables are concepts or ideas that vary in frequency or occurrence across people, times, or places. Spurious factors refer to a false relationship between two variables, key concepts are important or central ideas within a particular field or discipline, and correlatives refer to the degree of association or relationship between two variables.

Concepts or Ideas That Vary in Frequency or Occurrence Across