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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Will Medal! The correlation coefficient for practicing violin and getting better grades in a group of people is 0.8. Analyze the following statement: Playing violin causes students to get better grades. Is this a reasonable conclusion? Yes; students who play violin must necessarily get better grades Yes; the correlation coefficient is above 0.5, so that implies causation No; playing violin and earning better grades are completely unrelated No; even though there is a strong positive correlation, playing violin doesn't cause students to get better grades

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I know it's not A

OpenStudy (dumbcow):

correlation does not imply causation answer is D)

OpenStudy (damonte212):

its d

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