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To explain why or why not it is appropriate to conclude that the students who reduce this homework time from
Answer to Problem 74E
No.
Explanation of Solution
In the previous exercise we concluded that there was an association between the homework time and the performance on test such as those used in the study as a homework time over
However, association does not causation which means that the decrease in the homework time does not necessarily cause better test results.
For example, it is possible that the people with the long homework time are the people who have learning difficulties and reducing their homework time could then make their test results even worse.
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