Why Are Correlations Less Convincing Than Controlled Experimental Results

question 8

Multiple Choice

Why are correlations less convincing than controlled experimental results?

• A) Correlations are subject to greater bias than experimental results.
• B) Correlations cannot be observed outside the laboratory.
• C) Correlations cannot be statistically significant.
• D) Correlations do not eliminate as many alternative hypotheses.

Determine the methods to explore the relationship between different variables.

Understand the concept and importance of correlation between variables.

Identify appropriate graphical representations for various types of data.

Comprehend transformations to achieve linearity in relationships between variables.

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