Guidance counselors in a school would like to determine whether studying Latin helps students achieve higher scores on the verbal section of the SAT exam. In comparing records of 200 students, half of whom have taken at least 1 year of Latin, it is noted that the average SAT verbal score is higher for those 100 students who have taken Latin than for those who have not. Based on this result, guidance counselors began to recommend Latin for students who want to do well on the SAT exam. Based on this paragraph choose the most accurate statement. The counselors are correct because the sample size of 200 students is large enough to determine results like these. The counselors are incorrect because the results don't indicate how much better the Latin students do on the SAT verbal exam. The counselors are misinterpreting the results of the study, since it could be that students who do well on the SAT verbal test are just more inclined to take Latin. The counselors are correct because learning a foreign language makes students better at their native language. According to a recent study, women who drank 2-3 cups of caffeinated coffee a day were 15% less likely to develop depression over a 10-year period compared to those who drank one cup of coffee or less per week. The researchers analyzed surveys of 50,739 U.S. women (average age 63) enrolled in a long-term study known as Nurses' Health Study. From 1980 through 2004, participants filled out questionnaires about their caffeine consumption, including how often they drank coffee, tea and soda. Participants were followed from 1996 to 2006 to see whether they were diagnosed with depression. None of the participants had depression at the study's start. The findings are in line with earlier studies that have found a link between moderate coffee consumption and a reduced risk of suicide. Job stress could be a confounding factor in this study because (Blank 1)__ AND (Blank 2): Choose exactly two appropriate reasons below to go in the place of Blank 1 and Blank 2. Drinking coffee may make a person more jittery. Stress can be bad for a person's general health. People with stressful jobs may drink more coffee. People with stressful jobs may be less likely to get depressed. Depressed people miss a lot of work. Older women are more likely to only work part-time