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this is so funny im losing it. thank you i needed this i was also a lazy c word (in case they suddenly start modding LOL)
i got this right, but im confused as to how the second half is the main conclusion and the top half is not......
i need to get a grip on knowing which sentence is the conclusion omfg
it's a premise and is an example, so it's just not talking about that. sorry idk how else to explain it but i hope that helps LOL
i would just say "they're not affected the same way" which destroys the conclusion being that the best with the supervisor is also the best without the supervisor
this was so so so helpful! im so thankful that i ended up commenting about my concerns, so i could get such a thoughtful reply so soon. i will be taking all of this advice!
im so sick i am getting 4/5 of these wrong and most of the SA lessons wrong. i dont even know how to move on to the next topic when i so clearly do not understand this
I think it might have to do with the fact that political groups are effective when they are passing legislation. That is their entire goal!
isn't the answer just that you run an experiment when you want to test a hypothesis and come to a conclusion?
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i think (and im not 100% but from what i gather from this and previous education) is that causation is a subset of correlation. not all correlations are causations but all causations are correlations
I'm going to assume that, similar to most (even though they are not exchangeable), it has to be "all" because there is no upper boundary given
i think r is not adopted because /q -> r??? im so confused #help
i just dont understand SA at all