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B: No, this is an observational study and we cannot conclude causation
Explanation:
Observational study: In psychological research, the term observational study is defined as a non-experimental yet an empirical investigation lead by the researchers related to the effects being caused by a specific treatment.
An observational study is one of the types of correlational studies in which an experimenter or researcher tends to observe the behaviour of the subjects or participants.
An observational study does not prove or conclude causation because correlational studies can only determine the relationship between two different variables but can not prove or show causation which is being done by experimental studies.
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Answer: No evidence * No-one has returned from dead * Science shows when body dies, brain dies * No place where life after death can happen * Life-support shows a brain dies, so what could survive death? Why Christians believe in Life after death? * Jesus rose from dead. * Bible and churches say and teach life after death. * Creeds says there is. * Near-death experiences. * Life after death gives life purpose and meaning. Why Muslims believe in Life after death? * All these teachings found in Qur'an, Qur'an word of God so must be true. * Life is a test from God which only makes sense if there life after death. * Believe in life after death gives life meaning. CHRISTIAN: Life after death all Christians believe life is not all there is. (But differ in what actually happens after death, but all believe it gives life purpose and meaning.)
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The correct answer to this open question is the following.
At a dinner party, you hear someone make the following statement: "Religion doesn't do any good for anyone. Religious people are no healthier, and die at the same ages as do nonreligious people." According to the evidence given in the text, you should reply: "You are quite wrong. The research evidence shows that religious people are healthier and live longer."
This is the right way to answer to reply to a person who says something that is not based on research. In this case, the other person is expressing an opinion, his own opinion. That is why the correct form of an answer to that opinion is to mention the facts of the research in a decent and polite way.
