In Reporting Two-Way Cross Tabulation, Evidence of a Positive Relationship

question 86

Multiple Choice

In reporting two-way cross tabulation, evidence of a positive relationship between variables

• A) is usually by accident and does not indicate a significant relationship
• B) indicates some type of causal relationship may exist
• C) does provide evidence that the variables are causally related
• D) does not provide evidence that the variables are causally related

Recognize the difference between appealing to emotion and making a logical argument.

Understand the concept of ad hominem fallacy and its impact on the credibility of an argument.

Understand the fallacy of appeal to authority and when an authority is not qualified.

Recognize the significance of an expert's objectivity in strengthening their testimony.

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