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Aliyah Emily
on Oct 31, 2024
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Which of the following statements regarding causation is true?
A) Correlation does not imply causation.
B) Correlation always implies causation.
C) The experimental method cannot show causation.
D) Quasi-experimental methods, but not correlation, can imply causation.
Correlation
A quantitative measure demonstrating how closely two or more variables vary together.
Causation
The action of causing something, indicating a relationship between two events where one is the result of the other.
- Grasp the concept of causation vs. correlation, including the ability to identify when a causal relationship can or cannot be inferred.
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Learning Objectives
- Grasp the concept of causation vs. correlation, including the ability to identify when a causal relationship can or cannot be inferred.
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