Which of the following is NOT a reason to explain why infant mortality increased with the number of physicians?
A) More physicians would lead to greater rates of reporting infant deaths.
B) Physicians go where the problems are.
C) Both variables are under the control of some third variable.
D) All of these answers are possible.

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The statement that infant mortality increased with the number of physicians can be explained by all the provided options: A) increased reporting due to more physicians, B) physicians being more present in areas with higher problems, including infant mortality, and C) a third variable influencing both the number of physicians and infant mortality rates.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Reason to Explain