Question
Which statement about correlation and causation is true?(1 point)
Responses
Correlation always implies causation.
Correlation always implies causation.
A correlation is more difficult to establish than a causation.
A correlation is more difficult to establish than a causation.
A correlation is never a causation.
A correlation is never a causation.
Correlation sometimes indicates causation.
Responses
Correlation always implies causation.
Correlation always implies causation.
A correlation is more difficult to establish than a causation.
A correlation is more difficult to establish than a causation.
A correlation is never a causation.
A correlation is never a causation.
Correlation sometimes indicates causation.
Answers
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The correct statement is: **Correlation sometimes indicates causation.**
While correlation does not guarantee causation, under certain circumstances, a correlation can suggest a causal relationship. However, it's important to conduct further analysis to establish that causation truly exists.
While correlation does not guarantee causation, under certain circumstances, a correlation can suggest a causal relationship. However, it's important to conduct further analysis to establish that causation truly exists.
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