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Academic.Tips. (2022) 'Find an example in your environment (in a newspaper article, a TV news show, a political campaign, etc.) in which two variables are correlated and the author/presenter/speaker is implying that one of these variables causes the other. Comment on the strength of the evidence that causation is really present. Can you think of another factor (a confounding or lurking variable) that might be the underlying cause of both variables'. 4 February.
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Academic.Tips. (2022, February 4). Find an example in your environment (in a newspaper article, a TV news show, a political campaign, etc.) in which two variables are correlated and the author/presenter/speaker is implying that one of these variables causes the other. Comment on the strength of the evidence that causation is really present. Can you think of another factor (a confounding or lurking variable) that might be the underlying cause of both variables? https://academic.tips/question/find-an-example-in-your-environment-in-a-newspaper-article-a-tv-news-show-a-political-campaign-etc-in-which-two-variables-are-correlated-and-the-author-presenter-speaker-is-implying-that-one-of/
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Academic.Tips. 2022. "Find an example in your environment (in a newspaper article, a TV news show, a political campaign, etc.) in which two variables are correlated and the author/presenter/speaker is implying that one of these variables causes the other. Comment on the strength of the evidence that causation is really present. Can you think of another factor (a confounding or lurking variable) that might be the underlying cause of both variables?" February 4, 2022. https://academic.tips/question/find-an-example-in-your-environment-in-a-newspaper-article-a-tv-news-show-a-political-campaign-etc-in-which-two-variables-are-correlated-and-the-author-presenter-speaker-is-implying-that-one-of/.
1. Academic.Tips. "Find an example in your environment (in a newspaper article, a TV news show, a political campaign, etc.) in which two variables are correlated and the author/presenter/speaker is implying that one of these variables causes the other. Comment on the strength of the evidence that causation is really present. Can you think of another factor (a confounding or lurking variable) that might be the underlying cause of both variables?" February 4, 2022. https://academic.tips/question/find-an-example-in-your-environment-in-a-newspaper-article-a-tv-news-show-a-political-campaign-etc-in-which-two-variables-are-correlated-and-the-author-presenter-speaker-is-implying-that-one-of/.
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Academic.Tips. "Find an example in your environment (in a newspaper article, a TV news show, a political campaign, etc.) in which two variables are correlated and the author/presenter/speaker is implying that one of these variables causes the other. Comment on the strength of the evidence that causation is really present. Can you think of another factor (a confounding or lurking variable) that might be the underlying cause of both variables?" February 4, 2022. https://academic.tips/question/find-an-example-in-your-environment-in-a-newspaper-article-a-tv-news-show-a-political-campaign-etc-in-which-two-variables-are-correlated-and-the-author-presenter-speaker-is-implying-that-one-of/.
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"Find an example in your environment (in a newspaper article, a TV news show, a political campaign, etc.) in which two variables are correlated and the author/presenter/speaker is implying that one of these variables causes the other. Comment on the strength of the evidence that causation is really present. Can you think of another factor (a confounding or lurking variable) that might be the underlying cause of both variables?" Academic.Tips, 4 Feb. 2022, academic.tips/question/find-an-example-in-your-environment-in-a-newspaper-article-a-tv-news-show-a-political-campaign-etc-in-which-two-variables-are-correlated-and-the-author-presenter-speaker-is-implying-that-one-of/.