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How do you determine causation in statistics? For the following scores, X Y 4 5 6 5 3 2 9 4 6 5 2 3 a) Compute the Pearson correlation. b) Add two points to each X value and compute the correlation for the modified scores. How does adding a constant to every score affect the ...
For you to win a lawsuit and a financial recovery, you have to prove by a “preponderance of the evidence” these four elements: The defendant owed you a duty of care; The defendant breached it; This breach caused your injury; and You suffered damages.1 In the table below each of ...
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Describe a circumstance in which a researcher may want to establish correlation. 1. What is correlation? Does correlation prove causation? Why or why not? Explain and provide examples to support your explanation. 2. What are the differences between regression and co...
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the other one decreases. Correlations don't prove causation, although it is possible that further tests will prove a causal relationship between the variables. The correlation coefficientRshows the strength of the relationship between the two variables, and whether it's a positive or a negative co...
community try to educate policy makers about (a) the complex nature of causation; (b) that evidence in favour of public health interventions cannot, and do not, solely rely on causation studies; and (c) that public health must sometimes abide by the precautionary principle in instituting ...
it measures the probability that the observed data would have occurred assumingnorelationship between the two variables. Although this is not enough to establish causation, repeated tests with a high degree of statistical significance can help researchers eliminate the possibility that their results are ...