Which relationship most likely reflects both correlation and causation?(1 point)

Responses

Selling more tomato plants is associated with selling more pepper plants.
Selling more tomato plants is associated with selling more pepper plants.

Eating more tomatoes is associated with eating more hamburgers.
Eating more tomatoes is associated with eating more hamburgers.

Slicing more tomatoes is associated with washing more lettuce.
Slicing more tomatoes is associated with washing more lettuce.

Planting more tomatoes is associated with harvesting more tomatoes.

1 answer

The relationship that most likely reflects both correlation and causation is:

Planting more tomatoes is associated with harvesting more tomatoes.

This is because planting more of a crop (in this case, tomatoes) leads directly to an increase in the quantity that can be harvested, establishing a causal relationship. The other options are likely correlational without necessarily implying causation.