The existence of a consistent,systematic relationship between two events,measures,or variables refers to
A) statistical significance.
B) a standard deviation.
C) a correlation.
D) a normal curve.

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The existence of a consistent, systematic relationship between two events, measures, or variables is referred to as correlation. Statistical significance refers to the likelihood of obtaining a result purely by chance, a standard deviation is a measure of variability, and a normal curve is a type of distribution used in statistical analyses.

The Existence of a Consistent,systematic Relationship Between Two Events,measures,or Variables