Results of a study show a significant positive correlation between scores on the dissociative experiences scale and a questionnaire on child abuse. the researchers conclude that this supports "the view that dissociation represents a reaction to early negative experience." what is one problem with this conclusion?

It assumes there is a cause-and-effect relationship

Explanation:

The flaw of the conclusion lies on the assumption that there must be a cause and effect relationship between the two variables. However correlation in this respect could be affected by other variables that were not paid attention to. A cause and effect relationship in the example would mean that all dissociative cases are a direct result of child abuses and no other variable can result to this effect.

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