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1988 7920.0 7776.4 7713.6 7698.0 7685.0 7632.0 7610.0 Exploring the Web Association and causation. Find an example of a study in which association and causation is present (either association is confused with causa- tion, or association is not confused with causation). Summarize the study and its conclusions in your own words. Be sure to include a copy of the actual article or at least the web source, title, and location where the article was published. The Chance News website at www.causeweb.org/wiki/chance/index php/Main Page is a good place to look for examples. 5.65 the issue of .66 Predicting batting averages. Go to www.mlb.com/ and find the batting averages for a diverse set of 30 players for both the 2012 and 2013 seasons. You can click on the "Stats" tab to find the results for the current season as well as historical data. You should select only players who played in at least 50 games both seasons. Make a scatterplot of the batting averages using the 2012 season average as the explanatory variable and the 2013 season average as the response. Is it reason- ble to Gt a straichs :Explanation / Answer
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https://www.healthknowledge.org.uk/e-learning/epidemiology/practitioners/causation-epidemiology-association-causation
Now , Summary and Conclusion:
Before infering a cause-effect relationship , we need to focus on certain effects ( like Chance (random error) , Bias (systematic error) , Confounding ) which shows the association.
An observed statistical association between a risk factor and a disease does not infer a causal relationship because It has a possibility that both the Association and causation are present in the relationship. It also represents a cause-effect relationship between exposure and disease which shows causation.
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