Social Studies, 24.08.2021 21:50 jasondesatnick

Research finds a positive correlation between a measure of studying and a measure of earning passing scores on assessments. How should we interpret the relationship between these variables? Group of answer choices

There's no relationship between studying and passing scores on assessments.

The more a person studies, the higher the person tends to score on assessments.

The less the person studies, the higher the person tends to score on assessments.

The more the person studies, the lower the person tends to score on assessments.

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