Community psychologists collect data on likelihood of voting and their reported levels of trust in the government in 2016 and in 2020. The psychologists found that higher levels of trust in the government in 2016 was associated with a significantly higher likelihood of voting in 2020, and that higher likelihood of voting in 2016 was associated with trust in the government in 2020. What do these findings suggest? Question 4 options: A variable other than trust is responsible for voting in 2020. Lower trust in the government in 2016 lead to voting in 2020. Decreased likelihood of voting lead to increased trust in the government. There is a mutually reinforcing loop such that trust in the government leads to increased likelihood of voting, and increased likelihood of voting leads to increased trust in the government