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100

Measures the strength and direction of a linear relationship between two variables

what is Pearson's Correlation Coefficient?

100

this can be done through surveys, experiments, observational studies, or secondary data sources.

what is data collection?

100

this helps researchers understand how changes in one variable may be associated with changes in another.

what is identification of relationships?

100

as one variable increases the other tends to increase

what is positive correlation?

200

is a on parametric test procedure used when there is very little data and many rank ties

what is kendall's tau?

200

identify any other variables that could influence the relationship and consider how they might affect your results

what is confounding variables?

200

this can lead to misinterpretation if conclusions are drawn without further investigation

what is no causation established?

200

no significant relationship between the variables

what is no correlation

300

used for ordinal data or when the assumptions of Pearson's correlation are not met 

what is Spearman's Rank Correlation?

300

the association between cause and effect

what is causation?

300

as one variable increases the other tends to decrease

what is negative correlation?