A student recently read an article in which the author stated that CEUs with high salaries have top-performing companies. Therefore, the author of the article concluded that having a high salary causes success. Having just learned about esearch methods, the student did not buy this argument because: The relationship between CEO salary and company performance was correlational CEOs were not randomly assigned to high salaries and thus it is impossible to determine causation Perhaps successful companies could afford to pay CEOs more All of the above None of the above A student recently read an article in which the author stated that CEUs with high salaries have top-performing companies. Therefore, the author of the article concluded that having a high salary causes success. Having just learned about esearch methods, the student did not buy this argument because: The relationship between CEO salary and company performance was correlational CEOs were not randomly assigned to high salaries and thus it is impossible to determine causation Perhaps successful companies could afford to pay CEOs more All of the above None of the above