"Crime Finds the Never Married" is the conclusion drown in an article from USA Today.+ This conclusion is based on date from the Justice Department's National Crime Victimization Survey, which estimated the number of violent crimes per 1000 people, 12 years of age or older, to be 51 for the never married, 42 for the divorced or seperated, 13 for married individuals, and 8 for the widowed. Does being single cause an increased risk of violent crime? O Yes, we can conclude this from the results of the study. O No, we cannot conclude this from the results of the study. Describe a potential confounding variable that illustrates why it is unreasonable to conclude that a change in marital status causes a change in crime risk. (Select all that apply-) D People who are widowed are usually older than married or divorced people, which could affect likelihood of violent crime. People who are from ages 12-21 are more likely to be a victim of a violent crime. People who aren't married are more likely to commit a violent crime. D People who are married tend to not walk alone, which could affect likelihood of violent crime. People who are divorced or separated are more likely to be alone, which could affect likelihood of violent crime