The Pearson correlation coefficient between two variables, A and B, is approximately equal to -1. What does this fact imply about the variables? A. For any two data points, the one that has a higher value of A is likely to have a higher value of B. B. For any two data points, the one that has a higher value of A is likely to have a lower value of B. C. An increase in the value of A generally causes a decrease in the value of B. D. An increase in the value of B generally causes an increase in the value of A.