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To explain:Whether the given
Answer to Problem 6E
No, there is no causation.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:The given correlation is “Reading more increases one’s intelligence”.
It can be said that there is no causation. The other variables are as intelligence of a person depends on his studies, interesting areas and surrounding environment. Also, their experience in school, work area, and their daily activity can increase intelligence not only reading.
Therefore, there is no causation.
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