You are given five variables: X, Y, A, B, and C. The relationships are:
1. X affects Y.
2. A affects B.
3. B affects X.
4. B affects Y.
5. C is caused by both X and Y.
Assume no other connections exist. Consider the following claims:
1. B is a confounder for X → Y.
2. C is a collider for X ↔ Y.
3. Conditioning on C would open a new path between X and Y.
4. Conditioning on B fully blocks all backdoor paths between X and Y.
Which combination is correct?
You are given five variables: X, Y, A, B, and C. The relationships are:
1. X affects Y.
2. A affects B.
3. B affects X.
4. B affects Y.
5. C is caused by both X and Y.
Assume no other connections exist. Consider the following claims:
1. B is a confounder for X → Y.
2. C is a collider for X ↔ Y.
3. Conditioning on C would open a new path between X and Y.
4. Conditioning on B fully blocks all backdoor paths between X and Y.
Which combination is correct?
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