A direct, consistent relationship between the independent variable and the dependent variable?

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A direct, consistent relationship between the independent variable and the dependent variable is called "dose-response relationship."

<h3>What is a dose-response relationship?</h3>

The effect on an organism and, more specifically, the risk of a defined outcome caused by a set quantity of an agent or level of exposure.

Some key features regarding the dose-response relationship are-

A dose-response relationship is considered the strongest proof for a causal relationship between exposure and outcome.
Even in the absence of a dose-response relationship, the possibility of a causal relationship can not be discounted.
Time can have a significant impact on dose-response relationships.
For example, when examining the relationship between exposure and outcome, the time to response can be impacted by a latent period between outcome and exposure.
If the effects have been measured too shortly after the exposed, no effect is seen, even if the exposure is the cause of the outcome.

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