Episode 109: Correlation and Causation

from Psychology in Everyday Life: The Psych Files Hosted by Michael Britt

Looking for examples of correlation and causation? You've heard it a million times: correlation doesn't mean causation. Here's a humorous look at this topic that I think really drives home the point. We'll explore whether satisfied workers are more productive and whether living together causes divorce.

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