Exercises for Section 1.3 SKILL BUILDER 1 by 1. In Exercises 1.76 to 1.81, we give a headline that recently appeared online or in print. State whether the claim is one of association and causation, asso- ciation only, or neither association nor causation. 1: 1.76 Daily exercise improves mental performance. 1.77 Among college students, no link found between number of friends on social networking websites and size of the university. a 1. 1.78 Cell phone radiation leads to deaths in honey bees. 1.79 Wealthy people are more likely than other folks to lie, cheat, and steal. 1.80 Cat owners tend to be more educated than dog owners. 1.81 Want to lose weight? Eat more fiber! SKILL BUILDER 2 Exercises 1.82 to 1.87 describe an association bet- ween two variables. Give a confounding variable that may help to account for this association. 1.82 More ice cream sales have been linked to more deaths by drowning. 1.83 The total amount of beef consumed and the

Exercises for Section 1.3 SKILL BUILDER 1 by 1. In Exercises 1.76 to 1.81, we give a headline that recently appeared online or in print. State whether the claim is one of association and causation, asso- ciation only, or neither association nor causation. 1: 1.76 Daily exercise improves mental performance. 1.77 Among college students, no link found between number of friends on social networking websites and size of the university. a 1. 1.78 Cell phone radiation leads to deaths in honey bees. 1.79 Wealthy people are more likely than other folks to lie, cheat, and steal. 1.80 Cat owners tend to be more educated than dog owners. 1.81 Want to lose weight? Eat more fiber! SKILL BUILDER 2 Exercises 1.82 to 1.87 describe an association bet- ween two variables. Give a confounding variable that may help to account for this association. 1.82 More ice cream sales have been linked to more deaths by drowning. 1.83 The total amount of beef consumed and the

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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