Question

question 32
research shows that people who smoke cigarettes are more likely to get lung cancer than those who do not smoke. this research alone demonstrates that
smoking contributes to lung cancer
there is a relationship between smoking and lung cancer
there is a predisposition toward both smoking and lung cancer
smoking causes lung cancer

question 33
the belief that strange behavior is linked to the occurrence of a full moon is an example of a(n)
illusory correlation
theory
factual assertion
internal attribution

Explanation:

For Question 32, the research only shows an association between smoking and lung - cancer, not causation. Just because smokers are more likely to get lung cancer doesn't mean smoking causes it or there is a predisposition for both. It simply shows a relationship.
For Question 33, an illusory correlation is when people perceive a relationship between two variables when there is none. The belief that strange behavior is linked to a full - moon is such a false perception.

Answer:

Question 32: there is a relationship between smoking and lung cancer
Question 33: illusory correlation