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Different Ways to Explain Causation

frank.mtsu.edu

This page covers the difference between correlation and causation, but its main value comes in showing us that variables could change for many reasons.

While a pair of variables may show a causal relationship, it is possible that outside variables (ones not represented in the data) may be the source of a causal relationship. Keep this in mind before reaching a conclusion about causality in your data.

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