The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached or further reference, we can say the following.
The technique/tool you are using could be the Delphi technique.
The Delphi technique is a favorite method used in corporations by managers and leaders when they have to make business or operational decisions. The basics of this Delphi technique is that some questionaries are sent to group experts so they can analyze the information and come up with their conclusions. Then, these conclusions are shared with the decision-makers so they can proceed to make the best decision.
Answer: correlation vs. causation
Explanation:
Correlation assesses the relationship between variables and can be in the same direction, where the increase in one exists as the same time as an increase in the other variable or inverse where an increase in one variable occurs when there is a decrease in the second variable. However, this correlation does not indicate causation.
Causation signifies that one variable is responsible for the occurrence of an event in the other variable. Clearly, there is no cause and effect between the number of mules and doctorate degrees in a state. Here, there is a correlation but a fundamental causative factor is absent between the two events.
Answer: There is a 10.00 percent probability of a particular outcome and 90.00 percent probability of another outcome.
Explanation:
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The threat to validity that is likely to occur in the scenario above is Selection Bias.
<h3>What is Selection Bias?</h3>
This occurs when a researcher has control and intentionally chooses those who are going to be researched, observed, or studied. To eliminate this bias, the scientist must ensure that the sample population is selected very randomly.
Other threats to validity are:
- History
- Maturation
- Attrition
- Social Interaction
- Instrumentation
- Testing
- Regression to the mean, etc.
Please see the link below for more about Threat to Validity:
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