Question

when a scientist analyzes their results they must separate the two possible reasons for the results, correlation and causation.
false
true

Explanation:

In scientific research, correlation means two variables are related (e.g., ice cream sales and shark attacks both increase in summer), but causation means one variable directly causes a change in another (e.g., smoking causes lung cancer). Scientists must distinguish these because a correlation doesn't imply causation. So the statement is true.

Answer:

True