To state that two variables are associated is to state that:
A) they are statistically significant
B) they have a spurious connection
C) they vary together
D) the means of each are equally close to the standard deviation of the population

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When we say two variables are associated, it means that they vary or change together. This implies that changes in one variable are accompanied by changes in the other variable. The other options do not appropriately describe an association between variables.

To State That Two Variables Are Associated Is to State