Statistics
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Please answer under each question. Answer the question in at least 1 paragraph. Each paragraph should be 8 to 9 sentences 1. Debate the following statement: “Correlation means causation.” Determine whether this statement is true or false, and provide reasoning for your determination, using the Possible Relationships Between Variables table. 2. Please answer with a rebuttal debate to the peer Debate the following statement: “Correlation means Causation.” Determine whether this statement is true or false, and provide reasoning for your determination, using the Possible Relationships between Variables table from your textbook. My peer work is below. The debate of “Correlation means causation, I believe is false. Because the possibility of relationships of a variable typically means correlation and causation is the effect of, they are not the same. It seems as if they relate, but the processes of events are not the same. For example, when organizing, you would general find the common similarities of an item or event. Then you would create a category based on the similarities. In this stance this would be the correlation of multiple items or events. On the other hand, causation is the relationship of which the multiple items or events effects each other. For instance, organizing your closet; making deciding what to where easier to locate. but you liked the idea of organizing your clothes by color. Thats pretty straight forward, and this would be considered correlation. Yet, if you considered the causation side of things, although it would be easy to choose an outfit based on color, the causation or effect would be that you may more summer clothing in one particular color and the season would permit you change your entire outfit. Therefore the color correlates, but the causation is the fact that the relationship is color and the shirt or pants effects your choice because of the weather. Overall the two are of relationships of items or events but there are different as to why and how relate to categorizing.
