Equal Causation Discussion.
Equal Causation Discussion.
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The correlation is a common when they are trying to measure the generally linear relationship between two variables. However, the correlation does not equal causation because it doesn’t mean another causes one variable. Usually, when two things are correlated, there can be a factor that has affected on both of them. When there are two variables or more than two things moving together in a relationship, it’s really doesn’t mean that one is causing the other. The textbook mentioned that correlation design is a scientific study to see the relationship between the two variables is without any attempts to control the variables (Corty, 2016). The correlation will only show up if a link or association exists between the variables, but the other variable is not manipulated or controlled. The example that I can say would be for correlation; when we are doing research for young teens about obesity, we look at the height and weight of the individual.
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