Inactive Tutor answered 10/15/20
D) Association does not imply causation. We can only find causation through experiments. Number of cavities and size of vocab have a correlation, but it doesn't imply causation.
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asked 10/15/20The number of cavities in school-aged children and size of vocabulary are known to have a strong negative association. Toby concluded that the number of cavities causes a decrease in vocabulary. Is Toby's conclusion valid? Explain. (4 points)
| A | Toby's conclusion is valid because association does imply causation. |
| B | Toby's conclusion is not valid because causation does not imply association. |
| C | Toby's conclusion is valid because causation does imply association. |
| D | Toby's conclusion is not valid because association does not imply causation. |
Inactive Tutor answered 10/15/20
D) Association does not imply causation. We can only find causation through experiments. Number of cavities and size of vocab have a correlation, but it doesn't imply causation.
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