Which one of the following is NOT a condition under which the Pearson correlation is typically used?
A)Both variables are quantitative in nature and measured on a level that at least approximates interval characteristics.
B)The two variables have been measured on the same individuals.
C)The observations on each variable are within-subjects in nature.
D)All of these are conditions under which the Pearson correlation is typically useD.

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Pearson correlation is typically used when the variables are both quantitative in nature and measured on a level that at least approximates interval characteristics, and when the two variables have been measured on the same individuals. Within-subjects observations are not a necessary condition for using the Pearson correlation.

Which One of the Following Is NOT a Condition Under